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YZS Bio-Ceramic Nail Tool with Oil-Based Pencil for Easy Cuticle Removal
This YZS bio-ceramic nail tool is a total game-changer for at-home nail care. It comes with oil-based pencils that make cuticle removal a breeze - no more painful snipping or tedious soaking! The oil-based formula gently lifts cuticles, making it a great alternative to harsh chemicals or soaking.
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A Budget-Friendly Game-Changer for Perfect Nail Art Every Time
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I'm obsessed with the YZS Bio-Keramic Pencil for perfect nail art. I was skeptical at first, but after a week of using it, I'm hooked. The build quality is surprisingly sturdy, and the ease of use makes it a total game-changer. The smooth plastic handle fits comfortably in my hand, and the porous ceramic tip glides smoothly over my nails, removing excess oils and cuticles with ease. I love that it's a budget-friendly option that still delivers flawless results. I've already recommended it to friends, and I think it's a must-have for anyone looking for a hassle-free nail art experience.
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A Budget-Friendly Game-Changer for Perfect Nail Art Every Time
I stumbled upon this tool while watching a video about easy nail care. I was searching for a pencil that was featured in the video with the manufacturer, and I came across a meme scene with a woman in a pharmacy asking 'How many?'
After some searching, I found cheaper options, and then even cheaper ones, with a price as low as 200 rubles. I thought, why not? I'll give it a try. I ordered it in early December, but it arrived in early January. During that time, I noticed reviews popping up on the website for the more expensive pencil.
Contextual ads can be scary, especially if you're a shopaholic. But not everyone was satisfied, so I waited patiently for my order, hoping that even if the product turned out to be a dud, it wouldn't be a waste of money. But it all turned out even better than I expected.
The YZS Bio-Keramic Pencil with Oils for Cuticle Removal is a game-changer for anyone looking for a budget-friendly solution for perfect nail art every time. The pencil itself is made of a smooth plastic, and the tip is made from porous ceramic. It's surprisingly solid to the touch and reminds me of those tiny, fine-grit sandpaper sticks used for polishing nails.
The oil from the Bai Chi flower seeds is actually pretty nice. It moisturizes well and doesn't have much of a scent at all. I've got to say, I was interested to see what kind of oils were inside this $40 pencil. According to online reviews, it's supposed to have some super nourishing and restoring oils.
Shipping was pretty slow, even by Ozon's standards. I've had packages take two months to arrive before, like with my recent review of a tiny vacuum. But this pencil somehow took its sweet time getting here. I think it's because the seller is from China and Ozon's started to allow Chinese sellers to sell their stuff on the platform, which is why the prices are lower but the shipping times are longer.
I was asked to fill out a form with my passport details when the package arrived, which I guess is just standard procedure. To be honest, I've seen similar pencils that are a bit pricier, but without the international shipping costs. Next time, I'll definitely consider buying from this seller again, just to avoid the long wait.
I use the YZS Bio-Keramic Pencil with Oils for Cuticle Removal in a similar way to an orange stick or a pusher – first, I gently push back the cuticles, then I run the pencil along the surface of the nail to remove any excess, making sure to get the edges too. After that, I run the pencil along the cuticles again, because the oils seem to make them a bit softer, and they come away much more easily.
So, if I want to get a gel polish on later, I'd just wipe off the oil with soap and water to make sure there's no residue left on my nails. It's a simple trick to get a smooth finish. If I'm not planning on doing a manicure, that's where I stop.
I'm still a bit baffled by how easily this pencil removes excess skin, especially around the edges of my nails. I've used a pusher before, and it's not always been a cakewalk. But with this tool, it's a breeze. I thought maybe it's not the oil, but some kind of special softening agent. But if that were the case, I'd expect to see some kind of reaction on my skin, and honestly, my skin feels great after using it.
So, I reckon the issue is with the pencil material - it works like a super-fine abrasive file, removing the excess due to its texture. The pencil is indeed quite ridged to the touch, but just a little. And it's probably because of that that the cuticles come off easily, and everything else too. Plus, the fine grain doesn't damage the skin or nail. That's how I see it so far.
I think this is best shown by an example. I just so happened to take off the nail polish around the time of purchase and decided to go without it for a couple of weeks. As you can imagine, my nails weren't in the best state. My cuticles don't grow too much, but I still have to deal with them all the time. The photo below shows what it was like before - the white growths around the nail. Overall, it was a pretty normal situation, but my nails weren't looking their best.
I've already taken this pencil to the edge of my nail. As you can see from the photo, there's a slight sheen around the edge of the nail and on the skin - that's the result of the oil treatment. It doesn't leave a greasy residue, but it absorbs quickly and doesn't linger on the skin. Still, there's a visual improvement - if it shines, it must be better, right?
Here's a closer look. You can see the slight oil sheen and the surface of the nail - in general, I managed to remove all the excess and the cuticles are almost invisible. It's not perfect, but for a 200-rouble tool, it's pretty good.
And another tricky spot - my big toe. I always manage to irritate the skin around it, and there's a dry patch with a white growth. In general, I've managed to improve the situation. Of course, I should have treated the cut first, then applied the oil. But I didn't notice any consequences from using it.
I've gotta say, the final result was a winner. I've used orange sticks or pushers before, but I was pleasantly surprised by this one. And I think the oil that comes with it is a nice touch - it helps remove the cuticle and leaves your nails feeling a bit moisturized. One thing to note is that you shouldn't use this right before a manicure, as the oil can make it harder for polish to stick.
I'm really happy with it. It's easy to use and quick, and the results have been great - even better than I expected. Cuticles are a pain for me, but I know they can be worse for some people. This pencil does help soften them a bit, but it's not a magic solution. If you're looking for something to make your cuticles disappear, you might be disappointed. That being said, it's a good product that's worth trying out - especially if you're not sure if you need something like this. It's definitely not worth breaking the bank for, and it's a good way to see if you need a more expensive option or not.
I'm really happy with this pencil, and I'll admit I had a choice to make - whether I'd rate it and then buy the more expensive version. But, honestly, I don't think the more expensive one would be that much better. It looks like this little guy will last me a decent amount of time, so if you're into this format, I'd definitely recommend giving it a shot. I'm giving it five stars from me.
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What's the best way to use the YZS Bio-Keramic Pencil for perfect nail art?
To get the best results, make sure to prep your nails with a nail cleanser before using the pencil. Then, simply glide the pencil over your nails to remove excess oils and cuticles. Finish with a top coat for a flawless finish.
Is the YZS Bio-Keramic Pencil suitable for people with dry cuticles?
While the pencil is great for most users, it's not the best option for people with very dry cuticles. Be sure to moisturize your cuticles before using the pencil to get the best results.
Can I use the YZS Bio-Keramic Pencil on acrylic nails?
Yes, you can use the pencil on acrylic nails, but be sure to use a light touch to avoid damaging the nail or the surrounding skin.
Is the YZS Bio-Keramic Pencil easy to clean?
The pencil can be a bit tricky to clean, especially if you're not used to it. Be sure to wipe it down with a cotton swab and some nail cleanser after each use.
Can I refill the YZS Bio-Keramic Pencil?
Unfortunately, the pencil is not refillable. However, it's a great value for the price, and you can always purchase a new one when you need to.
What's the best way to store the YZS Bio-Keramic Pencil?
To keep your pencil in great condition, be sure to store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. You can also store it in a protective case to prevent damage.
Is the YZS Bio-Keramic Pencil suitable for people with sensitive skin?
Yes, the pencil is suitable for people with sensitive skin. However, be sure to do a patch test before using it to ensure you don't have any adverse reactions.
Can I use the YZS Bio-Keramic Pencil on my eyebrows?
No, it's not recommended to use the pencil on your eyebrows. It's specifically designed for nail care and can be too harsh for the delicate skin on your face.
How long does the YZS Bio-Keramic Pencil last?
The pencil can last for several months, depending on how often you use it. However, it's easy to clean and maintain, so you can keep it in great condition for a long time.
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- •The YZS Bio-Keramic Pencil is incredibly easy to use, even for a nail art newbie like me.
- •The smooth plastic handle fits comfortably in my hand, making it a joy to use.
- •The porous ceramic tip glides smoothly over my nails, removing excess oils and cuticles with ease.
- •The pencil itself is surprisingly sturdy, with no flimsy parts that could break easily.
- •The price point is unbeatable, especially considering the quality you get.
- •The YZS Bio-Keramic Pencil is a total game-changer for anyone looking for a budget-friendly solution for perfect nail art.
- •It's perfect for people with oily nails, as it helps to remove excess oils and prevent staining.
- •The pencil is also great for people with sensitive skin, as it's gentle and non-irritating.
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- •The pencil can be a bit tricky to clean, especially if you're not used to it.
- •It's not the best option for very dry cuticles, so be sure to moisturize before using it.
- •The pencil is not refillable, which might be a drawback for some users.
- •The packaging could be improved – it's a bit flimsy and doesn't feel very secure.
- •The YZS Bio-Keramic Pencil doesn't come with a built-in nail brush, which would be a nice addition.
- •The pencil can be a bit difficult to maneuver for users with limited dexterity.
- •It's not suitable for people with very weak or brittle nails, as it can be too harsh.
