Is this what you use to push back cuticles? tia
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It softens the cuticle and hydrates the nails. Wonderful product! (Don't push back too far or you will make your cuticles tough)
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Yes, this does seem to be the same product, though the bottle is different. I have a brush applicator, but the name on my bottle reads "Avoplex Nail and Cuticle Rpelenishing Oil". Just a note: I based my critique on comparing Avoplex with a product I used to use, but is no longer available. Avoplex may be fine for a lot of people, but I have particularly hard and dry cuticles.X
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I don't think the purpose of the product is to use for pushing back cuticles but rather to keep moisture in. For ex: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0046MK34G/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1412769894&sr;=8-1π=SY200_QL40 That product is specifically designed to help with pushing back and removing cuticles. I use the oil after I have removed excess dead cuticles and washed my hands. So when your mani is all done and fully dry wash ur hands making sure to wash the cuticle area then apply and rub in the oil. Oil by itself will not help much but oiling right after washing will do wonders I don't think the purpose of the product is to use for pushing back cuticles but rather to keep moisture in. For ex: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0046MK34G/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1412769894&sr;=8-1π=SY200_QL40 That product is specifically designed to help with pushing back and removing cuticles. I use the oil after I have removed excess dead cuticles and washed my hands. So when your mani is all done and fully dry wash ur hands making sure to wash the cuticle area then apply and rub in... » Read More I don't think the purpose of the product is to use for pushing back cuticles but rather to keep moisture in. For ex: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0046MK34G/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1412769894&sr;=8-1π=SY200_QL40 That product is specifically designed to help with pushing back and removing cuticles. I use the oil after I have removed excess dead cuticles and washed my hands. So when your mani is all done and fully dry wash ur hands making sure to wash the cuticle area then apply and rub in the oil. Oil by itself will not help much but oiling right after washing will do wonders « Show Less
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Yes dear Andrea it pull allll the hair from the root just like wax, it has 3 different head, one for huge area like legs, the othe one for little area like face corners and the third one act just like liner+blade. It's your choice to use which of them on which area. If it was helpful let me know
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I use it for my cuticles/hands in cold weather and it's wonderful. Not sure if it promotes hair growth.??
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Apply pink or clear (or whatever color) at the cuticle out, dip cutter in monomer fluid and cut a smile off end of finger nail. Build the white up to the smile. Or build the white (glitter or whatever color) on finger nail edge, dip cutter and cut smile, then fill with pink at cuticle. What ever method you are more comfortable with.
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yes but I put it mostly on cuticules and not over nail while having nail polish
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Yes you can definitely use it for Hotfix Rhinestones, I press Rhinestones all the time. I've never tried nailhead transfers, but if they are a hot fix, then it will work.
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Yes it does. You have to keep on it. My mum had a really bad nail and once she started this, it started to get better from the skin/root. She keep using it until her new nail is grown out. So it would take time but it worth it. Now, you can't tell she had a bad nail and she don't have to use this anymore. So give it a try.
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I have not used that product; however, our other home medic was heavier and more powerful, and it would actually hurt when it was used on my back. This one does the massage work without the discomfort.
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I used it on my damp hair and blow dried it straight, then flat ironed my hair. I don't see why a pressing comb could not be used. No tacky feel after.
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I've never used Zoya so I couldn't say. I do know that when I use this to get gels off I let it sit on my nails (using the cotton and foils technique) for about ten minutes (I always forget to take off the first layer with a file first) and my cuticles aren't dried out or damaged when I'm done. I didn't even realize this had acetone in it until you pointed it out.
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They are small jewels that you put on your nail bed, most nail salons use these so I would say yes to your question. Sorry for not getting back to you sooner but this question request did not go to my email that I check every day.
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Hi, Jenelle! No you can't. The hair melts with either of those things. It's only for cutting. Sux, lol! =)
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YES! YES! By all means one can use this if wearing polish because it is eventually massaged into the cuticles. Kathy
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Yes. I use it on my clients that have acrylic nails that are thick. It has a high speed and it comes with the sand bits that are very effective.
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Yes you can!! The only thing I've found is you need to put a very thin coat on then cure, then another thin coat and cute. Or it tends to get bubbles. Also do what ever you can to NOT let it touch the sides of your nails. (Skin/cuticles)
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Teasing or back combing with this brush give you a softer, thicker and less knotted tease. The brush and its tail allows you to gently brush/guide your hair into place. A holding spray will keep them in place. Teasing with a comb give you a messier more knotted tease that requires more work to give it a natural brushed lifted look. I personally do not tease with a comb for this reason.
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For best results you can apply under nail and or push cuticle back and apply so that new nail can be treated as it comes out. Hope this helps. By the way i tried lots of products, pills and home remedies out there and had poor results. This product is superior, works outstanding. Just sure you apply daily until new nail comes out.....