💅 Ultimate Nail Care Kit: 800PCS Professional Nail Wipe Cotton Pads for Gel Nail Polish Removal Review

The best range of lint-free wipes at Revain! The product always arrives as ordered and on time. Individual wipes are thicker than OPI but still work great. I'm a nail designer and this is my choice!

Not quite what I expected but will do the job. I thought they would like the cotton in a cotton swab better, just like in the salon. It is cotton but cotton fiber and can be a little more durable. I received a pack of 1000 instead of the expected 800 so I'll make sure it works.

My daughter, the nail polish diva, was very happy with these wipes. The cotton balls she used just wasted too much nail polish remover. This connoisseur of colorful nails is very pleased with these napkins. However, since it is nothing more than cotton paper, the price was not as cheap as it should have been.

I bought them to soak acrylic powder from nails with acetone. They were a little thicker than I expected. The pads are still pretty thin. The price performance ratio is very good!

Thick and I haven't had any problems with lint or fibers, I only deducted 1 star because they are not very absorbent, I have to keep wetting them with acetone when removing nail polish.

At first I thought I ordered the wrong product because the strips were hard but after applying acetone to them they became soft and flexible. Overall the product is as described and you get a lot for the price. I can absolutely recommend this product.

They don't retain moisture like I thought. They are slightly thicker than a sheet of paper and absorb liquid, but dry quickly. They're probably good for removing nail polish, but not for soaking nails

UPDATE! I'm checking my rating. Using this product with nail clips is KEY! Fold them into a square and add a remover. Then put in the clip and fasten on the nails. After 5-10 minutes all polishing was gone! This was recommended as they are lint free. However, they absorb the product and distribute it poorly. It dries almost instantly, so I have to use three times more acetone or alcohol than when working with cotton balls or squares.

At first I was put off by the hard feel of the cotton pads but after wetting them with nail polish remover they were fine and worked great.