OPI Nail Polish Remover, Expert Touch, Non-Drying Formula

I actually called OPI and talked to a rep re remover.Problem I have is the one I was using (NOT OPI) was supposed to make nails look healthier. Um NO.It made my nails very dry and left white dots behind on some of the nails.The rep said this is the one she and many other OPI peeps use, so thought I would give it a try.PROS:DOESN'T FEEL as drying which is huge, including my CUTICLES, which I definitely don't need drier than they already are.DOESN'T seem to cause the white dots I was experiencing with other remover (maybe because the other remover was more drying?)REMOVES polish FAST and EASY. I just use a clear base (Seche) and I switch around clear top coats. Seche is always my base. So even though I don't use colored polish, I do use two base coats and two clear top coats.POLISH came off super fast without having to use a lot.CONS:TWO cons: This DOES smell like most acetone removers. I was hoping for a little better scent, but for the minute or two I use it, not a biggie. It's GREAT remover. Other con is I have received this twice, where cap came off, inner seal was compromised and the contents had leaked out all over the box. I STILL order this as it's the best I have found, particularly at this price point, but I wish OPI could have tops just more secure, screwed on tighter or something.AND A TIP: if you have really short nails, with just a bit of the white tip showing, and don't want the hassle of doing a French manicure, BEFORE you start doing your nails, take a little whitening toothpaste (I use Colgate OPTIC WHITE, because that's what I use on my teeth, but any should do), rub a bit behind each nail tip, let sit a few minutes and then rub with a soft toothbrush or even a paper towel or washcloth. Rinse well and then start doing your manicure. MAY take a week or so, but eventually it does help whiten your nail tips a bit without the STARK white of a French manicure and it's a WHOLE lot easier. For extra whitening, you can take a white eyeliner pencil and just rub it behand each nail tip. This really only works well for SHORT nails.

I recently tried the OPI Nail Polish Remover and was pleasantly surprised by its performance The smell is subtle and not overpowering. Unlike some harsh nail polish removers, this one doesn’t leave you feeling like you’ve just stepped out of a chemical factory. It’s a relief to use a product that doesn’t assault your senses while still effectively removing nail polish. As promised, it works like a charm. Even stubborn glitter polishes and dark shades come off without excessive rubbing.The non-drying formula is a game-changer. My nails don’t feel parched or brittle after using this remover. The best part? It’s budget-friendly! You get quality without breaking the bank. Considering the price, it’s a steal—especially when you consider that it comes in a generous size.Overall, the OPI Nail Polish Remover, Expert Touch, Non-Drying Formula ticks all the right boxes. Highly recommended!

Works very well, even on glitter polish.

This remover works really well, but doesn't last nearly as long as you'd think. I've only used it 4-5 times, but am nearly out, so don't plan on this lasting more than a couple of months at most.

Removes polish easily and does not dry nails out.

Wow, the time and cotton wasted using everything else. I had on two coats of OPI in deep red and it took two, only two cotton balls for truly clean nails. Glitter, no problems there, either. Given how well it works, you’re using a lot less so it’s going to save money in the end.

I've used the Sally Beauty Supply non-acetone polish remover for years. While perusing the OPI products and reviews, saw all the good reviews and decided to give this a try. Must say, it arrived very quickly and was well packed and sealed to prevent any leakage.I had also bought a bottle of Soak Off because I needed to get rid of a set of gel nails. The Soak Off worked pretty well to dissolve the gel, but it took a lot of work and the smell was awful - my poor dogs couldn't get far enough away! I've recently started using much darker colors, more layers and glitter and I thought I would need to use the Soak Off for those times. Wasn't looking forward to that!Thought I'd give this product a real test run tonight. Time to redo my manicure - 2 coats of Nail Envy, 2 coats of OPI Red, a coat of OPI Black Onyx, some nail art in red and gold glitter, 2 top coats and probably 3 top more top coats applied over the last two weeks.So - first the Sally non- acetone. Nada - all it did was stick the cotton balls to my nails - wouldn't budge the glitter polish. Ok, not unexpected - it wasn't designed for "heavy lifting".. Moved on to the Soak Off - and the results weren't much better - which surprised me. At that point, I figured I was going to be at this all night. On to the OPI - and I really wasn't expecting much after the acetone didn't budge the stuff on my nails.SHAZAAAAAAAAM!!. Really impressive product - took me all of 5 minutes to get rid of all those layers of polish and glitter. A final swipe to clean up the last little residue of red and my nails were clean! No burning, stinging, no feeling the need to dip my hands in oil - and better yet, no headache and no bad smell. The dogs (who had left when I pulled out the acetone) came back into the room and settled at my feet for a nap. So apparently the smell really is very negligible.I am now a believer - just ordered the big 32 oz bottle - this stuff is a MUST HAVE!

Good product but was open and had spilled everywhere. This needs to be packaged properly.