Bourjois Magic Nail Polish Remover Reviews

Bourjois Magic Nail Polish Remover Hand & Nail Care

Product Type: Bourjois Hand & Nail Care

Newest Review: ... it in place allowing you to remove your nail polish with ease without worrying about liquid pouring everywhere. The packaging ... more

 ... tells me that this has a red fruit fragrance but I haven't really noticed this much. There isn't an overwhelming smell of nail polish remover, which is great of course as I am prone to suffering from bad headaches when using strong smelling products. Putting the instructions in to practice is actually very simple, just as simple as I guess it sounds to you reading this. I put my finger in the pot, turn it left and right while pressing down slightly to ensure my whole nail is in the sponge, then after a few secon...more

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katykicker
Bourjois Magic Nail Polish Remover: Not quite magic... But almost! (967 words)
by - written on 08/05/13 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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At the start of the year I was stocking up on some bargain Christmas/Birthday presents for this year when I saw this Bourjois nail polish remover. It was reduced from £8.00 down to £2.00 so I decided to snap one up and see if I liked it. Now according to what I can see online this normally retails for between £4 and £5, not the £8 quoted on the site I bought it from, but I still believe I got myself a bargain! This nail polish remover is a little different to others. The idea is that you remove the lid, put your finger in the pot, where it will go inside the middle of a sponge, then you press down lightly and twist your finger. Do this back and forth for a ...  Read the complete review

stickyangel
Not Quite Magic (427 words)
by - written on 16/04/13 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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I've recently started wearing nail varnish again after years of not bothering with it at all due to my nails breaking all the time at work. One of the things I used to hate about wearing nail varnish was removing it, it's such a faff on, so I decided to pick up this Bourjois Magic Nail Polish Remover which claims to take only 1 second per nail. I paid £4.99 for the pot in Superdrug. The product is basically a pink plastic pot with a screw off lid, inside of which is a nail varnish remover soaked sponge with a hole in the centre. To use it you're just supposed to stick your finger in the hole (sounds dodgy I know, kinda looks it too!) twist and remove, and ...  Read the complete review

Graygirl
Crowned ReviewDip, Twist, Remove - Bourjois Magic Nail Polish Remover (1406 words)
by - written on 29/12/12, updated on  15/04/13 (Very useful, 189 readings)
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I was recently lucky enough to win a few beauty products in a pre-Christmas competition, and this nifty nail polish remover from the excellent Bourjois range was one of my prizes. This product won Elle Beauty Awards 2012 for Best Nail Product. The premise behind the Magic Nail Polish Remover is that you don't need a bottle of remover and cotton wool pads, nor do you need a pack of removal wipes. This product claims to remove your nail polish in one second, simply by inserting each nail into a small indentation in the remover-soaked sponge that fills this container. The bright pink tub is about 9cm (3.5 inches) high, and it contains 75ml of ...  Read the complete review

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