Bliss Kiss Pure Cuticle & Nail Oil Pen - Fragrance Free - Better Than OPI Avoplex

Recommend

Great product, used twice a day and have noticed my nails growing already, will buy again.

I don't know why but I used this product for a couple of months before realising it was responsible for absolutely wrecking my nails. I bought a few of them to keep around the place so it wasn't that I got a bad one.

I love this stuff so much. My cuticles get REALLY dry, as do my nails, and they just used to look like trash. A friend recommended this stuff to me and I was skeptical because I had tried so many other nail oils and they didn't seem to do much, but I decided to try Bliss Kiss and I love it. I keep a Bliss Kiss pen in my purse, one at my desk at work, and one in my living room to use while watching TV or movies. It's simple to apply, absorbs pretty quickly, and really works! My nails grow fast naturally, but this oil has made them stronger as they grow, and my cuticles look a lot better since I started using this two years ago. Highly, highly recommend and if you can, make sure you have a few on hand at all times!

This product itself is very good and works especially well during the dry winter months when my cuticles get extremely dry. I would have rated it higher—possibly even 5 stars—if not for the misleading packaging. The pen has a label that covers the bottom half of the pen and makes it appear as though it is filled with product all the way to the top of the gold twist base, which is not the case. I purchased four pens and removed the label from one to check. To my disappointment, the product only fills about half of the pen; the remaining space is taken up by the twisting mechanism that pushes the product to the brush at the top of the pen. That mechanism could easily have been placed in the gold base instead, allowing for more product in the pen itself. This feels deceptive, as customers are receiving significantly less product than the packaging implies. Ultimately, it feels like a rip-off given that you’re getting only half of what you think you’re buying.