BLUE CROSS

BLUE CROSS

kloverdcb2020-06-27T02:12:40.000Z
2nd on the cuticle remover soak- I use blue cross
Afunk7242020-05-13T04:17:15.000Z
See, if I didn’t think I’d poison myself with fumes heating up the blue cross I might try it! ++
But I’m smart enough that I won’t!
philosophin2020-05-11T16:49:09.000Z
I’ve been wondering if the foot bath trick would work for hands too, or if it would be overkill.+
For those that aren’t familiar, you can put Blue Cross in a warm water bath until it’s cloudy, then soak your feet for a bit and voila! Excess cuticl
Afunk7242020-05-11T16:01:12.000Z
So, speaking of Blue Cross cuticle remover, do we know if there’s a way to thicken it? It’s so ++
Watery I feel like I loose so much to my paper towel. I’ve held it in place with a saturated cotton ball but I was wondering if I could thicken it, yo
suzq252020-05-10T11:33:55.000Z
SH Instant Cuticle Remover (blue bottle) or Blue Cross from Sally's. I've used both but like SH +
much better. Trying to use up my bottle (huge) of Blue Cross right now and will not repurchase.
edie47112020-05-08T23:57:27.000Z
Try Blue Cross and read my review of it, I explain how to get best results with it
Afunk7242020-05-07T09:33:24.000Z
I like the consistency of SH, but I find Blue Cross more easily effective.
Sydera2020-05-07T02:31:51.000Z
I alternate between that and Blue Cross. The Sally Hansen is less runny and messy and gentler+
but I go for the Blue Cross if I have a lot of cuticle to push back.
Susee2020-05-07T02:02:20.000Z
It was just okay for me. I love the Blue Cross remover.
carljr_20022020-05-06T23:25:39.000Z
I use Blue Cross sometimes but SH is my fav