Disclaimer: The product mentioned in this post was given to me. I am not affiliated with the company nor getting paid to advertise the product. This post is written with my honest opinion.
Here are the items we received in the swag bag. For this post, I will focus on the Stilazzi Cuticle Pusher.
Product Review: Stilazzi Cuticle Pusher
Where to purchase: stilazzi.com
Price: $12.95
Made in Pakistan
Description from the website:
Tool: Cuticle Pusher
Color: Silver
Tip: Concave & Bent Tip
Length: 5 1/2 Inches
Stainless Steel: Yes!
The concave rounded end is great for pushing back the cuticle easily. The opposite end with a bent tip is best used for cleaning nail beds.
Thoughts: When I saw this in the swag bag, I was stoked. I was planning to get a cuticle pusher after seeing a video on YouTube.
Here's a closer look at the metal, cuticle pusher.
Here's a closer look at the concave rounded end. This is the end I used to push my cuticle back.
Here's a closer look at the bent tip.
Now for my overall opinion... First of all, I love that it's made out of metal. I definitely do not need to repurchase unless I lose it. I think it's worth paying a one time fee for something you will have for the rest of your life or I hope. Secondly, I used this with a combination of Julep Essential Cuticle Oil. I would roll the cuticle oil around my nails. Then I massage and push my cuticle with the pusher. I would see dead, dried particles on the pusher. Not only does it push my cuticles, my nails bed becomes smoother. It makes it easier to apply nail polishes. I also found it easier to paint around the cuticles, because there's an easier separation between my nail and cuticle. I honestly am finding the polish on my nails looking more professional than just a color on my nails without the outside looking clean.
Pros:
* Stainless steel.
* Comes with two types of ends; concave rounded and bent.
* Great use with combination of cuticle oil.
* Defines your cuticle.
* Makes the nail bed smoother.
* Easier to apply nail polish.
Cons:
* Hard to find it in stores.
Would repurchase: Yes, if I lose this one.
Rating: 
5/5 Tobey's Paws
5/5 Tobey's Paws
Disclaimer: The product mentioned in this post was given to me. I am not affiliated with the company nor getting paid to advertise the product. This post is written with my honest opinion.
16 comments:
ohh i definitely need this!! my nail polish color always goes on so sloppily i feel like because my cuticles are in the way!! and i always feel like my nail bed is so short because my cuticles are so high.. is that crazy LOL!!! :p
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Great products for nails!
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I've never used cuticle pushers before but looks interesting!
Grace
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o0o0oo i needs this!
I have a similar product and it's true that it's difficult to find in normal stores.
I got mine from a mini nail design course.
http://www.gwiyomistyle.net/
This cuticle pusher will come in handy then! I cannot wait to hear what you have to say after you use it. :)
It is a great product for nails.
It is an interesting product, but I do recommend it. :)
You know when I was writing this review, I thought of you. I thought it'll be perfect for you... hehe~
It looks so weird!!!
I have a 2-1 cuticle tool but I think it's the first time I've seen a cutter with a curved tip!!! Well, the most important things are that it works and doens't hurt, right? ;-)
xoxo
Oh mi gosh, your comment never shows up on Disqus. I can see it finally! I hope it shows up in the future and it's not a one time thing *knock on wood*.
You took a class on nail design? How was the class? That sounds interesting!
It looks weird? I guess since this is my first time really using a cuticle pusher. Now I'm curious how other cuticle pushers look like... hehe~
:D it's just the bent tips that has surprised me!!! Don't worry, the other cuticle tools are similar! Have a nice day
Ahhh~ I understand. Thanks for explaining it! :)
My son has the worst cuticles and I always need a new pusher! This one looks so cool!
You will love it! It's definitely worth trying.
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