Star Nails Polish Thinner 100ml

Some reviewers are saying you need a pipette but I've always found it very easy to pour 4 or 5 drops straight from the bottle. If the polish is very thick (I think of it as sluggish), it takes a good few drops but add them in groups of about 5, giving a good shake in between and this will bring it back to life instantly. My 100ml bottle has lasted about 2 years - but I'm not a nail technician or anything so I don't use an enormous quantity of nail polish. This also works on the Sally Hansen Insta-Dri top coat which I can't live without! Anyway, I'm off to order some more as I'm nearly out.

Great product but expected it to come on the bottle as advertised.

A large selection of my nail polish had thickened having had them for a few months. They were increasingly difficult to use and for some reason I was under the assumption that using acetone in polish would thin it out (this was before making the discovery of nail polish thinner) and unfortunately this did not do much for me and had actually altered the colour.However, this product was perfect in tending to my needs and a few drops - 4 to 5 approx with a pipette (and I say pipette because the opening of the product it too large for you to effectively pour a few drops into your nail polish) would instantly make the polish like new making it easier to apply to the nails.Although it would be ideal if the thinner could be 'poured' into the bottle with a nozzle like attachment to the opening of the bottle, we can't be too demanding- do make an effort to buy a pipette if you want to accurately dispense drops.Communication was also effective with the seller (a slight hiccup occurred) and was immediately resolved.

Thinned out some nail varnish that I would have had to throw away otherwise. Varnish was able to be used as normal & still dried properly.It does have a strong smell to it but it’s not really noticeable once mixed with the varnish. And it’s much less obnoxious than a previous thinner I had that I ended up throwing away as I couldn’t stand the smell.Very little was needed so it will last for ages.

I'm not particularly impressed with this product. The bottle suggests '2-3 drops' this is no where near enough to thin the nail polish. I tried it in a variety of polishes and had to add a lot more than recommended. This would not have been an issue had the product worked well. Too much of the thinner lightens the colour of the polish.

I’ve salvaged 10 bottles of nail polish that would be in the bin absolutely brilliant product I will definitely be buying this again I used a small syringe which saved Spilling any

Works perfectly well and does exactly what you want it to do. I have revived all of my old and no longer used nail polishes and its like getting a whole load of new ones. So it has saved me money as well as extending the life of my nail polishes. The only reason I do not give it five stars is because they need to include a pipette or dropper tube to enable users to only use a few drops at a time, as it is impossible to "pour" exactly the required dose without a pipette or dropper.Therefore I ordered a pack of 3ml graduated Pasteur pipettes in a pack of 10 at very little cost from "King Scientific" thro' Amazon Marketplace and am delighted that these products together provide the perfect solution.I would recommend both products if you want excellent results in reviving your nail polish.

A good product for thinning down nail varnish, but not so easy to pour out of the bottle without making a mess. Therefore I purchased some small pipettes and it has made it much easier to use without wasting it. A little does go along way. Not a very pleasant smell but once added to nail varnish you don't notice it.