I tend to use quite decent nail varnishes, but only rather cheap nail varnish remover as I don't see the point in paying a fortune for nail varnish remover. I tend to shop in Tescos, but every now and again for a change I get an Asda shop delivered. I needed some nail varnish remover when I did my Asda shop so just ordered the bog standard Asda nail varnish remover pads. I prefer pads to liquid as they tend to not be as messy. Asdas nail varnish remover pads cost just £1.00 for 25 pads which isn't bad value for money in comparison to better branded products such as Cutex. I was hoping one pad would be enough to do all my fingernails, but the ...  Read the complete review

I wear nail varnish all the time on both my nails and toenails. I love to try out new colours and sometimes even have them professionally done with a pattern or motiff. The one thing I will never do is go out with chipped nail varnish on my fingers (or toes if they are showing). I usually tend to do my nails the night before, but there are occassional times when I have an accident in the morning or just didnt notice anything wrong untill it's too late. That's when these pads are fantastic. The container holds around 20 pads which are drenched in nail varnish remover. To use them you simply take one out and wipe it over the nail. When your done, ...  Read the complete review

As I wear nail polish pretty much everyday nail varnish remover is something I have to have a constant supply of so imagine my horror when a few days ago I totally ran out and my fingernails were looking less than perfect. I had to text my mom while she was out begging her to pick me some up and she back with these "Asda Nail Varnish Remover Pads" she'd been on her way home and Asda was the first place she saw so she had got these. When it comes to nail varnish remover for me Im not to fussy what brand it is or where it comes from as long as it does the job so I set about using these straight away and it turns out I was wrong - more expensive nail varnish ...  Read the complete review

Going on holiday for a few days I used a really good nail varnish on my toes and forgot all about them. They looked nice and I was happy with them. Until my short break turned into more of a holiday due to weather conditions and suddenly my toes looked absolutely terrible! In a caravan with 4 dogs and limited space I decided to try out nail varnish/polish remover pads instead of using a stinky nail varnish remover and cotton wool or something. I liked the idea of using these and offering quickness and with minimal fuss to rid the remnants of chipped colour of said toes at 90p they seemed a good and ideal solution. The Packaging: Light ...  Read the complete review

I love painting my nails with varnish and having different coloured nails according to what I'm wearing or what kind of mood I'm in. The only problem I have with wearing nail varnish is that I really do not like having chipped paintwork. If the varnish starts to chip I tend to remove all of the varnish and start again. These Asda nail varnish remover pads are one way I've tried to get varnish from my nails. The nail varnish remover pads are part of Asda's skin system range, the packaging is now a little different to dooyoo's picture. The pads still come in a round tub, but it's now white instead of purple. Each tub contains 25 remover pads. Each pad ...  Read the complete review