💯 100 Orange Wood Nail Sticks with Dual Heads: Multi-Purpose Cuticle Pusher and Remover for Manicure and Pedicure Review

Every time I get a manicure I use it to fix my mistakes and messes. I know there are other cleaners. You don't always remove everything, just use a cotton swab and remover when you're done. I dry my orange stick with a paper towel to clean it on the go. A stick can serve many times. The best deal for your $$$.

What can I say? They work great, don't break and remove cuticle polish easily! You get a lot of these for the price and I use them every time I paint my nails and even use them when I gel my nails. They really help to neaten the edge of the nail on the modeling form. You will always be by my side!

These are shorter sticks made of orange wood, pointed on one side and curved on the other. They feel comfortable and work as expected. Now, of course, I have the (admittedly first world) problem of owning what I see as a lifetime supply of orange sticks.

the chopsticks shown have 2 different ends; one pointed and one for pushing back the cuticles. The ones I received are listed at both ends. not helpful at all.

I bought this as a nail aid to push back the cuticles and clean under the nails. But I find several uses for them besides nail care. The beveled and pointed edges allow you to clean those weird little gaps between sinks and backsplashes, the gaskets and mating edges of your hob and sinks, the gaps between your countertops. Okay, that makes me sound like a bit of pure obsession. I don't clean these things regularly, but when they do need cleaning these little tools are cheap throwaway gems. A…

Item arrived on time, packaging was in good condition Item was in good condition and looked as described and after use met expectations in form, shape and function.

I almost felt guilty buying this on a bargain price because that 100 pack is a 'big' lot. Whoever the seller is is a blessing and I will only buy this from him/her! Thanks for the more than fair price and quantity!

Ideal for removing cuticle polish during a manicure. Now I'm really wearing something other than a neutral nail polish again!