I have tested the Purrfect Pawlish Soft Paws (I borrowed this picture from the shop) since Monday, and normally that would be a very short time to form an opinion, but I am really satisfied already...
I do have my regular daily hand and nail care routine - see it HERE, but lately I also have been testing cuticle balms during the day time, and in front of the TV in the evenings.
Lately I have for the second time in my life tested the popular Burt's Bees Lemon Butter Cuticle Cream, and I love the Burt's Bees hand creams - BUT the cuticle cream does not really work for me. Actually the cuticle on my swatch hands index was a bit sore, not yet red, but I was afraid of a possible inflammation in progress. After using Soft Paws twice it was however gone.
I take good care of my hands and cuticles in general, so I notice any changes. I imagine that really dry cuticles will LOVE Soft Paws, mine certainly do, even if they are in a good condition.
The ingredients are:
Vitamin E, Calcium, Almond Oil, Sassflower Oil, Rice Bran Oil, Sesame Oil, Jojoba oil.
You can buy it in the very handy twist up pen that has a really nice brush and a regular nail polish bottle with a normal lid with brush.
When Maria from Purrfect Pawlish asked if I wanted to test it, I chose the pen because I never tried a cuticle oil in a pen. Here it is before the first twists:
- and after with oil in the brush:
It works like a charm and depending on how many times you twist it, it dispenses more or less oil, so it's easy to choose.
If your cuticles are super dry, they probably need flooding (keep your hands at rest and let it soak in) and then maybe the bottle would work best.
- and after with oil in the brush:
It works like a charm and depending on how many times you twist it, it dispenses more or less oil, so it's easy to choose.
If your cuticles are super dry, they probably need flooding (keep your hands at rest and let it soak in) and then maybe the bottle would work best.
I really like how the oil is quickly absorbed, and it has a very subtle, natural and pleasant scent.
If you are interested in Soft Paws, you can buy it from Purrfect Pawlish.
And have a look at the gorgeous new collection of nail polishes, the Summer Date trio, released today!!
A pen looks like a nice solution for cuticle oil. Easy storage, easy application. I don't really use nail oils myself, it's too greasy :)
SvarSletThat's the nice thing about this oil, it isn't greasy because it dispenses it so just right!
SletLooks like it's easy to use. I must admit my hand care routine isn't big! But it is basically cream or lotion on at night before bed. If my cuticles are dry then I use a cheap oil and it seems to do the trick!
SvarSletWith my old hands and nails I really have to be active in the care department LOL
Sletits looks easy to use=) i try to oil my nails before bed!
SvarSletIt is very easy to use :)
SletEasy to use and the ingredients are quite attractive...;-)
SvarSletYes, it's a win-win!
SletSounds like a great product. I love cuticle oils in pe as delivery method. It is cleaner and I find it easier to use.
SvarSletIt's my first try, but I definitely agree, and it's not greasy!
SletI like natural ingredients! Like you I always use nail oil (self made), Lush Lemony Flutter and hand creme so there might be no need of sme extra care ...
SvarSletI also prefer natural ingredients, and product is really great!
SletSounds great, I have a pen from another brand, Bliss Kiss and it works exactly like this one, and I love it, so easy to use.
SvarSletIt's my first pen, and I love it!
Sleti love cuticle oils in a pen, love it, it's so convenient :D
SvarSletIt is my first, and yes, it is super convenient!
SletThis packaging looks great for daytime use, easy to put in the handbag or something! Looks interesting, I might give it a try.
SvarSletYes, it's perfect for the hand bag :)
SletIt seems like a good product and easy to use! :-)
SvarSletIt really is super easy to use!
SletI love cuticle oils... (I use to "flood" my cuticles, when I'm sitting in front of my computer), this one seems so good!
SvarSletIt sure is, but for flooding I think the bottle might be better...
Slet