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Features:A great cuticle remover is must product for every manicure. Some cost cutting salons will use a cuticle oil as a substitute. No, they have two very different purposes. A cuticle oil is for hydration and a cuticle remover loosens the dead skin and makes it easier to push back. So don't be fooled. The cuticle area is very delicate and should never be pushed back without applying a cuticle remover first to soften the skin. Trauma to this area can cause improper nail growth forever, so be careful.
The Nail Tip: Never cut your cuticles. The cuticles are a barrier to protect you from bacteria entering your body. Cut the cuticle away and you leave yourself exposed to all kinds of infection. Which is why you hear of so many infections from salon stories. But the cuticles do need to be pushed back for proper nail health and growth. Once a week is fine. You can cut hang nails, just choose a quality nipper - no biting, and never use your nail to push back the cuticles, it will weaken your nails.
Deborah Lippman products contain no toluene, formaldehyde, DBP or camphor. No Animal Testing.
Product Type
Cuticle Remover
Notable Ingredients
Lanolin
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Toluene-Free
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Formaldehyde-Free
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Not Animal TestedIngredients
Water, Potassium Hydroxide, Lanolin Oil, Carrageenan.
