Cuticle Remover Kit – Cuticle Remover Cream & Cuticle Oil Pen for Soften Moisturize, Cuticle Trimmer/Nipper, Cuticle Pusher and Nail Cotton Pads for Professional Manicure, Gifts for Women

Nail kit
Very nice

Dont need all the tools but works well!
The XIFEPFR Cuticle Remover Kit is a comprehensive set that delivers solid results for a professional-quality manicure at home. Here’s a breakdown of what makes this kit a standout:Pros:Effective Cuticle Remover Cream: The cuticle remover cream is potent yet gentle, effectively softening cuticles without causing irritation. It made the cuticle removal process smooth and efficient.Convenient Cuticle Oil Pen: The cuticle oil pen is a fantastic addition, providing a quick and easy way to keep cuticles moisturized throughout the day. It’s a great tool for maintaining healthy nails between manicures.Precision Tools: The cuticle trimmer/nipper and cuticle pusher are well-made and precise. The trimmer is sharp enough to remove excess cuticle without any snagging, and the pusher helps achieve a clean, polished look.Extras Included: The inclusion of nail cotton pads is a nice touch, adding to the kit’s overall value. They’re useful for applying the remover cream and cleaning up excess product.Cons:Trimmer Size: While the cuticle trimmer is effective, it might feel a bit bulky for those who prefer more delicate tools. It could be a bit challenging for precise work on smaller nails.Scent of Cream: The cuticle remover cream has a somewhat strong chemical scent that might be off-putting to some users. It works well, but a more pleasant fragrance would enhance the experience.Overall: The XIFEPFR Cuticle Remover Kit offers great value with its range of tools and high-quality products. It’s a solid choice for anyone looking to up their manicure game at home. The minor drawbacks are outweighed by the kit’s effectiveness and convenience. If you’re in the market for a reliable cuticle care set, this one is worth considering.

Love this set!
I’ve been doing my own nails for the last 3 years and I love this set! I’m still using the cuticle lotion too😂

4 Stars for the tools and oil, 0 for the Cuticle Removal Cream
I have that AWFUL habit of picking at my cuticles, especially when I’m stressed (which is often) or nervous. As a result, I’m frequently battling dry, raggedy skin/cuticles around my nails.I have become obsessive about using cuticle oil nightly, as I’m far less tempted to pick if the areas around my nails stay hydrated, but ran out, slacked on reordering (which is now going on subscription from here on out!), and aaa result, my cuticles looked horrible again.I have many tools similar to these, so I pretty much bought this set for the cream cuticle remover, and figured the tools might make for good backups, just something to add to my manicure kit. I like to stay stocked up.When this arrived, it was neatly and securely packaged, and I was ready to use it immediately upon opening.In looking at the tools; nothing to write home about, but certainly not bad. I tested them out during my impromptu home manicure and they worked just fine! Can’t really complain for the low price.The cream though… first off, this stuff does NOT want to come out of the bottle no matter how hard you squeeze. Then when some finally does come out, it’s way too much. A big blob. They really need to find a better bottle for this, unless I just got a dud.I massaged the cream onto the cuticles, let it sit for a minute or two, then went to work with the cuticle pusher/peeler (not sure what the little fork side is called). Yeah, it removed some of the thinner cuticle, right at the base of the nail bed, but it wasn’t with any help from the cream. The cream did nothing. It’s basically lotion.I was under the assumption that there was an ingredient, similar to other brands, that helped loosen the dead skin.None of the rough/thicker areas surrounding my nail bed came off without some force and filing and buffing.I decided to give it a few more tries before leaving this review, and I’ve done both my hands and raggedy toenails (that’s another story LOL).No softening/loosening/ or anything like that came from the cuticle cream remover, it was all the work of the tools, which unfortunately, when battling dry/thick/rough skin can only go so far without a softening agent.Furthermore, with each use, the bottle became even harder to manage. The stuff just doesn’t want to come out, until it does, and when it does, expect to use what blobs out on each finger because it’ll be way too much for one.This is especially difficult if you’re doing your own manicure to try and deal with slippery hands and a stubborn bottle. If I try it again, I will put some cream in a tiny bowl first, before starting, so I don’t have to fumble around with it again, but honestly, it seems that would be sort of a wasted step. I’d imagine any old lotion would be about as effective.Onto the cuticle oil pen. Took a bit for the oil to rise up to the brush so it would come out (felt like I was twisting for a long time, at first thought it was broken), but eventually, it did.It smells nice, sort of like apples. Easy application and once you do finally get the pen flowing, one twist is enough to cover each nail. I’m not sure how long it will last, but I appreciate that it was included.It’s nothing to write home about in terms of hydration, and won’t replace my all time favorite (Solar Nails) but it’s nice to have in hand or in a pinch. I’ve also found myself applying it mid day, then using my favorite one at night before bed.If you battle dry/rough cuticles, then you know that you really can’t have too much in the way of cuticle oil, and this one has nice portability for those random times you feel the need.All in all, the entire kit IS worth the price when you consider the tools and the cuticle oil could easily be more than $10 each separately. I just don’t recommend it if the primary item you’re needing is the cuticle removal cream. Otherwise, it’s a great set and was hard to rate given the pros and cons.Please leave me a 👍 if you found this review helpful:)