Almond Nail & Cuticle Oil Reviews

I found this oil to be too dry, which kind of defeats the purpose of the product which should be to hydrate and nourish your cuticles. I didn't really care for the scent either, it's a very fake almond scent that is actually a little sickening. The packaging is also not a favourite of mine. I would recommend going for a more hydrating treatment oil for your cuticles like the dead sea cuticle oil.

I adore this product. I have always had very dry cuticles and no matter how much hand cream I use. This has been fantastic for my cuticles though.

The cuticle oils contain Soya Oil, Honey, Olive Oil, and Brazil Nut Oil. All of these oils are fantastic for hydrating, renewing, and repairing the skin. To start off, I was using this on a daily basis until I started to see a difference, and then just a few times a week after that.

I recently removed my acrylic nails and (to no surprise) my natural nails had been completely destroyed. I have been using the cuticle oil on them have noticed a big difference in them. My nails feel stronger and look healthier.

The almond nail and cuticle oil comes in a convenient pen type applicator with a lid which allows for easy hygienic application. Also makes it great for your hand bag or when travelling. This contains a combination of almond oil, honey and olive oil to strengthen nails and to soften and improve the condition of cuticles.

It's easy to use with the tip applicator which allows you to dispense the right amount of product. The oil has a nice fragrance and is nourishing for my nails and cuticles. Easy to use at anytime of the day when your nails need a little nourishment and care. Nails look healthier after using this.

This is a thicker nail and cuticle oil (I'd say it's almost a gel consistency) in a pen applicator with a brush tip. To dispense the oil, you only have to twist the bottom one or two clicks (apart from the first time you use it - you may have to twist it a lot more then before you can see any of the oil come out). I click it once or twice and brush it on my cuticles and under the free edge of my nails.

I really do love this packaging because it's super convenient to just throw in your bag and use it when you're out, rather than fuss with a little bottle of oil. The rubbery cuticle pusher on the cap is also a great idea and definitely won't scratch your nails or anything.

However, as much as I love the packaging and the scent of oil (which smells like almonds and isn't overpowering at all), I don't think it absorbs all that well and doesn't do much for my nails. It is great for my cuticles and the skin around my nails, though, and keeps them soft and hydrated. For the price, however, and especially considering there's only a tiny bit of oil in the pen, there are cheaper and more effective options out there.

Great product to have on hand to nourish your nails and push back those cuticles! would be a nice gift to someone also with a nail file and bottle of polish :)

This is a good product to have on hand if you find you never make time for your cuticles - like me! Keep it in your bag, and apply to your nails when you're on the go, then once it's soaked for a few minutes, use the pointed tip on the cap to push your cuticle back. You don't get a lot of product for your money, but it is very travel/purse friendly!

I personally like that there is no fake almond smell - I really dislike that scent and have always found this to smell inoffensive.

This is a product I keep on my computer desk to use several times a week. Its a simple twist of the pen and the oil is dispensed in the brush which you then brush onto your cutcles. I then massage the oil in and use the hoof lid to push the custicles back if needed. A very simple product which is worth its value if you don't over use it.

What I did like about this product is that it has a twist and click application. I liked the thick formula as I could allow it to sit on my cuticles and soak in by itself as I typed all day, whereas solar oil is very thin and I could only apply a tiny ammount or it would run everywhere. I think the cuticle stick is an innovative feature but at the end of the day this is overpriced. I find regular cuticle oil over priced too and I refil my solar oil bottle with almond kernel oil that is quite cheap for a large bottle. I would purchase this again if if was around $10.

I got this oil pen a while ago and it didn't knock my socks off. The oil is really quite thick, and this made it take a very long time to absorb. Quite inconvenient if you like to slap this stuff on during the day at work.

What I did love about it was the cuticle stick on top, it was really soft and gentle which was great for not aggrevating cuticles that need some TLC.