Monday, November 17, 2014

Blue Cross Cuticle Remover Review


     Today I'd like to share with you my thoughts on the Blue Cross Cuticle Remover. I picked this up at Sally's quite a while ago and it has remained my favorite out of all the cuticle removers I've tried.




     When using this product you do need to be a little careful. I have heard that people have had a burning feeling if they leave it on their skin for too long. So please test this out on a small area first before diving in. Thankfully I have not had a reaction. But I am careful to only do one hand at a time and I wash everything off in between.

     Blue Cross cuticle remover is a liquid instead of a gel or cream. I have found the best way to apply it is by dipping a Q-tip into the bottle and dabbing it around my nail.  After applying Blue Cross to the entire hand  I go back to the first nail and start pushing the cuticle back gently with a cuticle pusher. 



     Here is a picture of my nail before applying Blue Cross cuticle remover. I intentionally let my cuticle on this finger grow out for about 3 weeks so that you could get a good idea of how well this product works.  I know it's pretty bad, I can tell you it drove me a little nuts to let it get this way.



     And here is the after shot. The cuticle looks a little red but that fades away after a little bit. Especially if you apply some cuticle oil. I hadn't done that in this picture to give you a real look at how Blue Cross works.  I know this isn't a perfect nail, but in my opinion, it's 99% better. Now can you see why this is my favorite cuticle removing product? And a little bit goes a long way, so it's definitely worth its price and then some. I've been using this same bottle for over a year now and have barely made a dent in it.

     Blue Cross Cuticle Remover can be purchased at Sally's Beauty supply either online or in store for $5.99 or $4.99 with a Sally's card.

     Have you tried this product out for yourself, if not what is your favorite cuticle remover? Thanks for stopping by and Happy Polishing!

42 comments:

  1. I love that stuff! I use it all of the time.

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  2. This is the only cuticle remover I use/have used! I use it the same way as you and haven't experienced the burning either but I also wash it off pretty quickly :) I also do it to my boyfriend's nails occasionally and luckily it doesn't burn him either. Actually, I stopped using it for a few months and it seems like my cuticles didn't really grow at all....I don't know if that's weird or not but I still use it every few months just for dead skin removal. I do find if I use it too often my cuticles stay red and irritated longer than I'd like. It also works well for cleaning up cuticle staining!

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  3. I've seen a lot of people rave about this but I haven't used it myself. I'll have to see if our version of Sally's carries it.

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  4. I thought Id discovered a miracle when I first tried it. Nothing else had ever come close to working as well.

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  5. I don't think my boyfriend would let me come near him with it. And he could really use a treatment. My cuticles stay red for longer too if I use this every week. I try do a treatment every other week and that seems to be working well so far. With the colder weather right now I will drop down to once a month so I don't dry out my skin.

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  6. I hope you can find it. It really does so a great job.

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  7. I haven't ever heard of this! I should totally pick this up for my daughter, her cuticles get so overgrown and she never remembers to gently push them back after her showers.

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  8. I've heard such great things about this remover - I'll have to try this :)

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  9. I dont use a remover but thanks for guiding me n a good direction

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  10. Before this I was using a cuticle balm from Sally Hansen. The cuticle eraser + balm. It was working ok but nothing compared to this. I'm bad about remembering to push my cuticles back after I shower too. That's something need to start making a habit of.

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  11. I ended up picking this up after reading a few reviews on it. The only negative thing I've ever heard is about the burning sensation some people get.

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  12. You're welcome! Do you just push your cuticles back?

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  13. Looks like a great cuticle remover. I have one from Sally Hansen but I don't use it too often. I should though.

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  14. Yes.I do put Vaseline on my cuticles before I push them back.Then I use argan oil on ny nail bed.

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  15. That sounds like a pretty good routine. I'll have to remember that for when I'm in a pinch.

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  16. I used to use one from Sally Hansen. It's green and white swirled. Seemed to work ok but I didn't get the results I get with Blue Cross.

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  17. Thanks for the review! I think I need to make a trip to Sallys soon. I've heard good things about this cuticle remover.

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  18. You're welcome! I've been using this for so long it never crossed my mind to do a review on it, then one day it hit me ahh duh why not so a few posts on my nail care routine. Especially the products that work the best for me.

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  19. Oh wow! This looks great! Will definitely pop by my Sallys!

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  20. I was seriously impressed the first time I used this.

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  21. Yes! This stuff is amazing! I've used Julep's remover which is great, but I will always go back to Blue Cross :)

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  22. I love that it works so well, especially for how little you need to use. At the rate Im going my bottle will last me another 10 years if not more.

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  23. I just bought my first bottle of this and it's fantastic. The first time I used it, I spilled some, and it actually made the tips of my fingers go numb. :)

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  24. Cool! I'll look around for some shop that sells it over here!

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  25. Oh no. Hopefully it doesn't do that every time you use it. I know a lot of people say they expect a gel instead of liquid.

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  26. I hope you can find it or at least something that works just as well!

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  27. I appreciate you growing out your cuticle for 3 weeks in the name of science! Great results. I'm almost out of the the Sally Hansen Insta-Gel....

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  28. Wow this stuff works so well! I normally use Vanish by Julep but this looks like it does a bang up job!

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  29. thank you for appreciating my sacrifice. lol I haven't tried the Insta-Gel one but have heard a lot of people like it. I don't know if I can ever stray away from my Blue Cross though.

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  30. I haven't even heard of that one, but then again when it comes to Julep I tend to turn the other way. There has ben too much controversy with that company for me to want to even try one of their products.

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  31. I like this stuff a lot! I put it in an empty polish bottle to apply :)

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  32. I love my Blue Cross! After reading so many good reviews about it I finally found an Ebay seller and got a small bottle together with a friend. I liked it so much that when another friend went to US for her honeymoon I asked her for the big bottle. Well in the end she wanted half of it, too, so I ended up with two halves but those will go a long way as you said!

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  33. That sounds like a much better way than using a Q-tip like I do. I'll have to see if I can come up with an empty bottle. Great tip!

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  34. I swear at the rate I'm going Ill be able to pass my bottle down to my daughter. Ok that might be a stretch but I you never know. lol

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  35. I'll be honest, I rarely remember to use cuticle remover. I used it today but it's probably been a couple months since the last time. But maybe I'll have to try this out when I run out of my Sally Hansen one.

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  36. I have been really bad about that in the past. I told myself earlier this year that I would get better about remembering to use it. Otherwise my cuticles end up looking ragged and my pictures suffer.

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  37. Blue Cross is my favorite as well! I have some in an empty polish bottle and brush it on my cuticle with a brush. It lasts forever and works wonderfully!

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  38. I used the Sally Hansen cuticle remover for so long and then I decided to try this. I love them both but this one wins, hands-down. It's so quick! Great review!

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  39. I've heard this was really good! I should try it out soon!

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  40. I need to find an empty polish bottle to put some of mine in I think. That would be so much easier than dipping a q-tip in.

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  41. I have a balm from Sally Hansen that I will use sometimes in the winter in hopes that it wont dry my skin out as much. But it doesn't compare to my Blue Cross.

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  42. Everyone I know who tries it loves it!

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