Blue Cross Cuticle Remover 6 Oz (Enhanced Version 2.0) Review

I really like this product. I have very dry skin including cuticles and fingertips. I cut out a cotton pad, placed it on each finger and soaked it in the remover for about 5 minutes, used a cuticle pusher and removed the rest with wire cutters. Fast and easy. If your skin isn't as dry as mine, you can probably just soak the nailbrush and that's it. Highly recommended.

I tugged at my cuticles until they turned into a nasty mess. He was ugly, tough, and prone to cleavage. I was careful with this product because I was afraid my nails would become weak. I've used it four times, four times. My cuticles look normal again. It was so quick. Two weeks, twice a week. That's all it took. I can't begin to tell you how incredibly wonderful this little product is. No cutting, no rubbing, nothing. Just follow the instructions and everything will be back to normal…

I used to have nice legs but after pregnancy I got very calloused, cracked and generally horrible looking heels. Thanks kids! Anyway, I've tried so many different things and actually tried this product before, but it wasn't until I got a professional pedicure to fix my cracks that I learned how to really make it work. it's on the pitch for 60 seconds. Well, when I went to have that pedicure, the woman (poor thing) looked at my feet and, getting wet, began pouring this substance onto bandages of

I've always used CND for cuticle removal and sometimes a different brand here and there. I thought CND would be my favorite. That has definitely changed. After watching a youtube channel called The Meticulous Manicurist, I noticed how well the Blue Cross cuticle remover works on her. So I decided to give it a try. Hands down is the best I've ever used. It's very thin which made me doubt it but in the end it did most of the work for me! I noticed that a lady I was watching transferred it to a…

I've always had dry cuticles and flaky skin around my nails. It was a constant, sometimes painful problem. I wanted to change this. I've tried using hand creams and oils and while it helped, it wasn't enough. I even tried wearing those weird wet gloves at night. After a bit of research I decided to buy this cuticle remover hoping to heal my hands. I apply a little to the nail bed with a cotton swab and leave it on for a few minutes. All dead skin and cuticles are easily and painlessly removed…

I first heard about this cuticle remover from Laurie Halloway on her YouTube channel The Meticulous Manicurist Nail Tutorials. I saw how well it worked on her client's cuticles and decided to give it a try. This product does exactly what it is supposed to do and I was able to use the cuticle pusher to remove dead skin in the cuticle area and under the nail with ease. I highly recommend this product.

I first ordered Sally Hansen cuticle remover from Walmart and it was $4.97 per 1 fl oz. But then I found this 6-ounce bottle of Blue Cross for $5.49. Blue Cross only wins on price per volume. It worked very well the first time it was used. My cuticles were clean after removal and it didn't irritate my skin as some other reviews have pointed out. I only left it on for a minute or two. I'm sure Sally Hansen would do the same for more than 5x the price.