Orly Lacquer Thinner Review

I had a few polishes which were beautiful colours, but were starting to get clumpy. I didn't want to add nail polish remover because it ruins the polishes, so someone told me to buy this. I did, and I was so happy that I did. A few drops revitalised the polishes, and I've been happily using them ever since

I selected this polish thinner at Farmers, I chose it because it was cheaper than the OPI one and I really like the Orly nail treatments so I trust the brand. It's really easy to use, the tip of the bottle has a tiny hole and a pointed tip (a bit like a nipple!!) so it's easy to get just a few drops of product into your small polish bottles. A good shake of the polish, and it's ready to go. I find it restores my older polishes and doesn't "water them down", so they just work properly again! I have had mine for months and don't have to use a lot, so it's good value.

I've always used nail polish remover to thin my old clumpy polishes but that seed to only fix it slightly. I'd been researching online to see which polish thinner I should get and reading reviews on here definitely helped. The pricing is really reasonable considering how much money you're saving. And this tiny bottle goes a loooooong way. I've resurrected about 6 or 7 bottles already and have only used a few drops. Definitely worth the buy.

My mother bought me a bunch of really expensive gorgeous nail polishes overseas almost over 7 years ago, which are still half full but dry, gloopy and cracked.

I put nail polish remover in a couple of them only to ruin them, so I purchased this.

The bottle is so efficient to use. It has a nozzle tip which makes it easy to tip into the nail polish bottle. Also it is a lot of product and you will get so many uses out of it - Don't be put off by the price. You only need a couple drops per nail polish bottle.

Polishes that are less on the expired side it works really well with. As soon as you put it in - the polishes are as good as new. The older, more thick polishes however this can't help, and it's possibly best to just throw away the polish.

I love that it gets your polish back to the original consistency it came in - as opposed to really watering them down to the point where it's too watery, or only just making them a tiny bit less thicker. No, this really fixes the polish.

Nail lovers definitely invest in this baby!