OPI Nail Polish Remover

[louise66]

Can anyone help me with the item number for the large bottle? I cannot find it on the website. Thanks.

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

200204 http://www.qvcuk.com/qvc.product.200204.html but its not in stock

 

[Sazza]

Can anyone help me with the item number for the large bottle? I cannot find it on the website. Thanks.

It is far cheaper on OPI's own website at the moment.

 

[donna255]

Or check ebay UK. I bought my bottle 480mls for around £9+ about a year ago.

 

[louise66]

200204 http://www.qvcuk.com/qvc.product.200204.html but its not in stock[/QUOTE

Thanks for that, SCW. For anyone who uses one of the designer removers regularly - I have used the OPI, but not LD - does it warrant the premium price, when compared to a non acetone remover bought on the high street?

 

[spartacus]

I've used opi and LD in the past, but since going cruelty free I've only ever used coop own brand polish remover which is cruelty free and cheap as chips. I now wonder why I paid for branded ones in the past.

 

[chubchop]

Sometimes I think the posh ones are far too interested in being kind to your nails and don't do the actual job they're made for!!!

 

[Meemoo]

I bought this last week on the OPI Lena White site for £10.50 (reduced from £17.50) & bought a few small handcreams as, if you spent over £15 delivery was free. I've used this for years & once broke from it to use a small LD remover from a set. It took my nails months to recover!
If it's sold out, you can get it from www.slapiton.tv for £12.95 with free postage.

 

[bumblebee]

Do you think it depends on how strong your nails are to start with?

 

[Sazza]

I used the OPI for years, found it the best but have recently been buying the Nails Inc one from Debenhams when they have 10% off beauty and I am preferring that to the OPI.