The Buff

The Buff

karen007112020-03-24T17:37:09.000Z
Peelies are nearly impossible to stop once they happen. On thin nails, buffing them out is not +
+ really a good option. If I get a stubborn peel that I can't buff out, I'll resort to a thin layer of nail glue or Orly nail rescue over the entire n
bettygrable722020-03-23T19:42:04.000Z
The magic remover works only so-so. Buff the surface, apply, remove gently. May need to do it twice
badkat2020-03-17T11:39:17.000Z
If you are doing gel anyway, look into the powders you buff onto no wipe topcoat.
Google ‘holo nail powder’. The holo is way stronger than in holo polish.
SpitandPolish2020-03-09T03:09:15.000Z
No, but I do buff the peelies out when necessary. My nails are thin to start with, so I don't have
much wiggle room in that regard
missirresponsible2020-03-08T15:11:43.000Z
Beauty blender
I've just bought and used one for the first time and feel like I'm missing something. I don't think the application of my foundation looked any better
GHtourist2020-03-08T14:28:56.000Z
I only buff out the beginnings of peels, but it has been along road!+
I have hard, brittle nails that peel and chip. Nailtiques 3 for me and ALL the nail rules found on Loodie and elsewhere. Nothing works quickly because
ziggymama2020-02-29T11:25:16.000Z
If your skin is dried out from the actives, it'll take more than a week to fix. I won't tell you ++
what to do, but IME getting the skin very well hydrated makes much more difference than some buffing thing. For instance, the washcloth compresses I d
frckls2020-02-24T19:22:20.000Z
I actually didn't like it as much when I patted & swiped with it! When I tried small circles+
/"buffing" (bcs let's be honest it is just inherently incapable to buff) I liked the result better! I almost purged Z4 too but the unexpected techniqu
Swtmig2020-02-21T00:05:00.000Z
Can any Of you recommend a non-greasy fragrance free moisturizer
With no SPF for sensitive skin? I need something that I can buff her with different or apply on top or use in the morning before my sunscreen. Curre
rayoflight2020-02-18T12:50:42.000Z
True, they do leave a film on skin and some of it, especially the +
oilier bits do transfer to fingers if touched. Even hours later. But I find there’s a difference between how white and wet skin looks immediately afte