The Sally Hansen cuticle remover - it’s great but I leave it on my fingernails for 60 seconds (disclaimer: try at your own risk!) as 15 seconds did next to nothing for me.I had a very slow month, but today two further things were gone:
Declutterred
- Balea Vitamin C sheet mask: love them! I don't do them as often anymore since I've started using vitamin C serums daily, but the effect is very nice, even skin and they are very cheap.
- Dove Beauty Bar: holy grail, I go through multiple of them every year.
- Makeup Revolution Hyaluronic Acid serum: meh. Bought this as a three-pack off Amazon last year, as it was very cheap, but it was just okay. Inkey List is much better, this one stayed tacky. I think the brand actually doesn't exist anymore, so not a big loss for me.
- Garnier Argan oil & Camelia conditioner: Also my fourth of fifth bottle of this conditioner. It's one of he best cheap drugstore conditioners I've found, but recently it seems like nothing is enough for my lengths anymore, they keep looking frizzy. I've replaced this one with an even heavier version of the same brand, I hope that'll sort it.
- Alverde Aloe Vera solid shaving foam: Admittedly, I threw out the very last bits of this. I've had it for ages, it's simply no good. It looks like soap, you need to lather it up for forever to get a teeny bit of foam that then will immediately disappear. I think this is no longer sold, but not loss either.
- Sally Hansen 15 sec cuticle remover: the internet raves about this - does it even do anything? No matter how long I left it on, it simply didn't do anything. Threw it out with about a generous third left, I simply couldn't be bothered anymore.
- Essence the nail care pen: seemed to dry out my bad cuticles even more, plus I didn't like the smell, very sweet, typical nail product smell.
I won’t use it on my toenails anymore though, cos one time, one (either the little one or the one next to the little one) fell off completely after a couple of days
Luckily it grew back