
[Drying my nails on cool, freshly painted with Deborah Lippmann Va Va Voom from the Jewel Heist Collection]
The only two possible cons, which didn’t bother me at all, are: 1) there is no internal timer to switch it off after about 10 minutes. I found that just setting an alarm on my iPhone, or just periodically checking on my nails as I caught up on my favorite shows while they were drying was no inconvenience at all. The second possible concern is that unlike in the salon, you can only dry one hand at a time. While the brand does have a dual hand and foot dryer,
I really like the size of this one, and the price, as the other option costs about triple the price. Plus, in the two times that I’ve used it, I’ve felt like I’ve been getting a more concentrated, and essentially faster, dry per hand, spending the same amount of time drying my nails in the end!
Would you try a nail dryer at home?
Full Disclosure: This product was given to Fashion Pulse Daily from Folica.com as part of the blogger program to review.
I would definitely try it. I treat myself to the nail salon once a month so I’d definite use this in between. Great idea!
Awesome! I think the price point makes it a perfect gift too for friends/family who love to do their nails too!
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