Cuticle Remover

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Cuticle Remover

Cuticle Remover

8 ml

CHF 20.90
CHF 20.90
  • Moisturises nails and cuticles
  • Exfoliates for a clean contour
  • Eases the removal of dry cuticles

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    Available in pharmacies

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    Developed by a podiatrist

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Cuticle Remover

CHF 20.90
CHF 20.90

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USE ADVICE

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    Step 1

    APPLY

    Apply the emollient to the nail and around the nail.

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    Step 2

    LEAVE ON

    Leave on for 30 seconds.

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    Step 3

    Push back

    Gently push back with a wooden or glass cuticle pusher.

Proven results

  • 100%

    Find that the product instantly exfoliates cuticles*.

  • 100%

    Find that the product provides a feeling of intensive hydration*.

*Usage test conducted by an independent laboratory on 20 people over 14 days.

All about the product

What is a cuticle?

The cuticle is a thin layer of skin that surrounds the nail and covers the matrix. It acts as a natural barrier against external aggressions and promotes sealing, providing protection against germs, bacteria, and potential infections.

How to properly soften the cuticles?

Apply our Cuticle Emollient to soften and hydrate the cuticles before pushing them back with a stick. For even greater effectiveness, soak your fingers in a bowl of warm water for 5 to 10 minutes.

How to use a cuticle emollient?

Apply the emollient directly to the cuticles and leave it on for 30 seconds. Use a stick to gently push back the softened skin, then rinse and nourish with our PODERM® Brittle, Striated Nails Serum.

How to reduce the amount of cuticles on your nails?

Nourish your nails and cuticles daily with the PODERM® Brittle, Striated Nails Serum. Avoid cutting your cuticles, as they serve as protection against germs.

Why push back the cuticles?

Pushing back the cuticles helps achieve a more polished manicure and prevents the buildup of dead skin. It also makes it easier to apply nail polish and increases its longevity.

How to remove cuticles from the nails?

Apply an emollient, leave it on for a few minutes, then gently push back the cuticles with a stick. If necessary, use a cuticle pusher to remove dead skin, but avoid cutting too much to prevent infections.