- Deborah Lippmann Cuticle Remover, .5 oz
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Beauty.com
From $20.00 (New)
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Nordstrom
From $20.00 (New)
From $20.00 (New)
From $20.00 (New)
| Latest | $20.00 17 hrs ago |
| Highest | $20.00 Feb 1, '14 |
| Lowest | $20.00 Feb 1, '14 |
| Average | $20.00 (30d avg) $20.00 (90d avg) $20.00 (180d avg) $20.00 (365d avg) $20.00 (Lifetime average) |
| Added | Feb 1, 2014 |
Essence Best In Black Beauty Awards 2015 Winner When the going gets rough, reach for this fast-acting exfoliating treatment. It gently loosens and removes dry, dead skin around the cuticle to maintain healthy nails. Cuticle Remover
| Latest | $20.00 2 hrs ago |
| Highest | $20.00 Apr 23, '14 |
| Lowest | $18.00 Apr 19, '14 |
| Average | $20.00 (30d avg) $20.00 (90d avg) $20.00 (180d avg) $20.00 (365d avg) $19.99 (Lifetime average) |
| Added | Apr 19, 2014 |
A great cuticle remover is 'must' product for every manicure. Some cost-cutting salons will use a cuticle oil as a substitute, but 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. Features:- Contains virgin-wool wax (lanolin) oil, a natural humectant, preventing dehydration of the cuticle- Potassium hydroxide gently softens dead, dry skin- No soaking is necessary. This cuticle remover will save you time. How to use: Just apply and gently push back. Brand: LIPPMANN COLLECTION. Style Name: Deborah Lippmann Cuticle Remover with Lanolin. Style Number: 240166. Available In Stores.