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Superdrug Nail Varnish Remover PadsNewest Review: ... idea to take these rather than a bottle of nail polish remover. A bottle of nail polish remover would cost about £1.00 for ... more More Superdrug makeup
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by - written on 13/03/08 (Very useful, 200 readings)
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With the amount of nail varnish I get through it's essential to have a good product that allows me to remove the varnish when it's time for a change, I've never really got on with liquid removers usually spilling them, occasionally loosing their lids etc etc so I decided to try out different styles of nail varnish remover pads and have come to be a fan of Superdrug nail polish remover pads. Coming in a small round tub with an unscrew lid you get 40 or so cotton like pads which are infused with the nail varnish remover. There are 2 specific varieties available, there is the original "nail polish remover pads" which come in a lilac container while the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/11/09 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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I bought these little nail varnish remover pads for £1.37 in Superdrug. Sometimes it is necessary to but travel size accessories, simply because you are on the go. In this case, I was travelling and did not want to carry a big bottle of nail polish remover with me. Imagine the chaos it would cause if one of those burst open! Your clothes and everything would be totally ruined. Not only that, but te weight of a bottle of nail polish remover against a small handy size tub for travelling..no competition really. So I thought it was a very good idea to take these rather than a bottle of nail polish remover. A bottle of nail polish remover would cost about £1.00 ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/10/08 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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Having taken it upon myself to paint my finger nails on the train to work one morning, I soon realised that I would need to take it all off again when I got to work. The bumps on the train were not helping me in trying to paint the nail and not the whole tip of my finger. Anyway, walking to work I passed Superdrug and so popped in with the idea of buying a whole bottle of nail polish remover and some cotton pads. However, I saw a small pinkish in colour pot with "Nourishing Nail Polish Remover Pads" on it. I picked it up and it looked quite good, with 20 pads in a pot it seemed liked good value at £1.29. Plus on the front it also detailed that ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/10/08 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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These Superdrug Nail Varnish Remover Pads are great! They come in a little purple container and don't smell poisonous like all the other types of nail polish remover! I use these very frequently, as they are easy to use and highly efficient in removing even the most stubborn of nail varnish from your toe nails or finger nails. Since the lid states that they are nourishing for your nails and they condition them well, it contains Aloe Vera and Vitamin E too. Once you open up the little container you get a pleasant whiff of a pear-like scent that actually smells pretty good for a nail polish remover. Each little pad is already conveniently ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/12/08 (Very useful, 70 readings)
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I love using nail polish to pretty up my hands and feet though I hate the faff of removing it when it chips, anything that makes this process easier is ok by me and something I want to try. I dont like having tonnes of beauty products and accessories cluttering up my bedroom and bathroom, I used to use bottles of nail polish remover and cotton wool pads but got in a flap with the stuff spilling onto the carpet and the cotton wool shredding leaving bits on the floor and the cat (!) I was over the moon when I first spotted these pads in Superdrug and immediately bough a pot to use during my weekend manicure that evening. The pads cost around £1.50 ... Read the complete review
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