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Avon Nailwear Nail EnamelNewest Review: ... for 5 days and then started to get a few small chips. When I came to take the nail varnish off one thing I did notice was ... more More Avon makeup
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by - written on 23/10/09 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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I have a number of these nail varnishes and have used them regularly throughout the years. Up until recently I only received them as gifts as for nail varnish, they are quite expensive however I have now began to buy them myself. You can find the nail varnish in the make up section of the avon brochure, which you can order through your avon rep or otherwise you can order online. They come in a vast range of colours (around 15-20) and it is worth noting that it is now called Pro-wear Nail Enamel and the bottle has change its shape and is more square. They currently retail at £6 per bottle however they can often be found on special offers such as £5 each or 2 ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/10/09 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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This is called Nailwear Pro nail varnish now but it's the same product with a few more colours added that brings the range up to date. When I was sorting my nail varnish draw out I found 6 of these Nailwear Pro nail varnishes and realised that I'd been using a couple of them thinking they were a completely different brand because you can't see the details of them on the label when it's the darker colours. There are about 20 colours in this range including a clear nail varnish and 2 wicked neon colours that come out a few books ago and are bang up to date. They all come in a 12ml bottle, the brush is good and makes it easy to apply tidy on my nails because ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/09/09 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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I have used AVON Nail enamel for approx. 12 years. It costs £5 per bottle but AVON often have offers on where you can buy 2 for £6 which I think is very good value, or sometimes have intro offers where the nail enamel is £3 or £2.50. You can buy AVON off a representative that calls to your door or direct from the AVON website. They have a vast array of colours, at least 20, but what I like is they update the range all the time, so in Autumn they might have a new brown/bronze tone; in spring the new pink shades come back and there are always the solid range of colours that you would expect to be able to buy. The bottles are 12ml which is about the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/09/09 (Very useful, 112 readings)
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I don't tend to wear nail varnish on my hands except for special occasions as I always find it chips and I hate having tatty nails. However I cannot bear having naked toe nails so I always like to have a selection of polishes for my feet. I tend to choose darker shades and I am really not very brand loyal. When an AVON brochure found its way to me I was more than happy to give their nail varnishes a go. The product they are now selling does not look like the Dooyoo picture as the bottle is now a square shape. It is called nailwaer pro. The price was £6 for a 12ml bottle and there were 19 shades to choose from. The product is described as containing ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/07/09 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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Avon nailwear pro nail enamel is available to purchase from any avon brochure or the avon website if you dont have an avon rep in your area. They have recently changed to bottle design for this product, it used to be in a very rounded bottle and the lid was rounded too but now the bottle and lid are both square. I personally preferred the old design as the squared one can be quite uncomfortable to hold, but luckily they havent changed the product, just the packaging. I purchased the nail enamel for £5 the first time I bought one and was very pleased with the product so bought a few of them on various different offers including half price/buy one get one free ... Read the complete review
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