💅 Efficient Plastic Cuticle Pusher by Soft 'N Style: A Professional Essential Review

Don't let the word PLASTIC fool you, this cuticle pusher works just as well as the others. Thing is, it's better it didn't hurt my cuticles when I pushed them back. I highly recommend this for people who find it difficult to push back cuticles with steel.

This works well but the rubbery white cuticle pusher is a bit stiff and unyielding. I prefer the slightly softer and stronger cuticle pusher. Also, the pointed end is rounded and not flat like other cuticle pushers I've used. It's probably down to personal preference, but I like the flat tip that can go between the nail and skin to clean the edges. With that pointy end I never seem to pull off all the polish and I feel like I'm pricking my finger. I had a cuticle pusher from Jonel which I liked

I was looking for something similar after using orange sticks and metal cuticle pushers on my nails. Orange sticks and metal pushers rip my cuticles and scratch my nail beds. This plastic slider is a MIRACLE! The soft, elastic plastic tip gently pushes back cuticles without tearing them! Tip: Push back your cuticles after your shower while your nails are soft.

This professional grade plastic cuticle remover from Debra Lynn works really well! I don't know how they do it, but it's soft and hard at the same time! However, I will admit that sometimes I still use my nail to push back the cuticles on some nails as the pusher feels too soft. I hope that with further use I will learn how to use this plastic cuticle pusher and ONLY this plastic cuticle pusher! :)

Look, pushing back the cuticles isn't hard. This thing that combines multiple types of plastic is probably worth pennies. But it does the job well. It's not particularly durable. But he's doing his job and I think he's going to do it for quite a while. I could have spent 10-20 times more on a cuticle pusher. And while those more expensive pieces looked classier and more sophisticated, I can't imagine them doing much better than this thing. In general I am very satisfied.

I bought this to help out with Color Street. The rubber tip is great for smoothing the edges of your nails, but the nail polish remover will attack the tool's plastic body and make it sticky. I'm switching to a different nail polish remover, hoping it doesn't damage the plastic, and I'm also buying a stainless steel cuticle pusher/cutter. I simply use the rubber tip of this tool to smooth out the nail foil, which I can do with just my thumb. But a rubber tip is a gentle way to push back…

Perfect and reliable tool. I like to use a cuticle remover and then use it to push back the cuticles. The white top is firm but not hard like plastic. The other end of the pink stick is slightly pointed for you to clean under the nails.