The Stripper To Go

Deborah Lippmann

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1.4

9 reviews
11%
would repurchase
2.1/5
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Acetone, Aloe Vera (Aloe Barbadensis) Leaf Extract, Glycerin, Lavender Essential Oil, D

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    2.0
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    flairgirl8

    9 years ago

    Stripper to go wipes are a gimmicky mitt-shaped wipe you apply to your finger. The wipes are plenty moist but the wipe itself is thinner than I like. Finding the finger "mitt" to be annoying, I...

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    Age44-55

    SkinCombination, Fair, Cool

    HairOther, Straight, Fine

    EyesOther

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    Kawaiiamaiai

    13 years ago

    Seeing as this is a higher-end nail company I figured the sample I got in my birchbox would be better than the other nail polish remover pads I'd used before. As soon as I opened the package I was...

    About reviewer (3 reviews)

    Age19-24

    SkinVery Dry, Fair, Cool

    HairBrunette, Wavy, Medium

    EyesHazel

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    Miphin

    13 years ago

    I got this in my June Birchbox and I don't really get the previous reviews on this product. Firstly, it's a small mitt soaked in remover. You put the mitt *on* your finger like a little finger...

    About reviewer (18 reviews)

    Age19-24

    SkinCombination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure

    HairBrunette, Wavy, Other

    EyesBrown

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    crmeyers

    16 years ago

    When asked the question "Would you buy this product again?" MUA really needs to add "HELL NO!" to its choices of responses. A simple "No" just doesn't cut it in some circumstances. Which brings...

    About reviewer (35 reviews)

    Age30-35

    SkinCombination, Fair

    HairBlond

    EyesBlue

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    jensredlipstick

    17 years ago

    terrible product. waste of time, the pad is overly soaked and pulls apart if you try to rub nail polish off. bits of sponge get caught in the partially melted nail polish and are a pain to get off.

    About reviewer (18 reviews)

    Age19-24

    SkinNormal, Fair

    HairBrunette

    EyesGreen

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    trshafer

    17 years ago

    Sometimes I wonder how a company can release a product like this to market after testing it. You might be able to get the polish off two fingernails with one of these pads, if you're lucky. All 10...

    About reviewer (102 reviews)

    Age44-55

    SkinDry, Fair-Medium

    HairBrown

    EyesBlue

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    princesss

    18 years ago

    This product is terrible. The idea is great. A portable, quick way to remove polish. But in reality the plush pad is a useless item. It doesn't hold enough remover to take off polish and it...

    About reviewer (114 reviews)

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    SkinCombination, Fair-Medium

    HairRed

    EyesBlue

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    glamourdoll

    18 years ago

    Wow I wish I had checked the reviews here before getting this! It is as awful as everyone is saying it is. First off, the formula smells nice. But the delivery is terrible. You open the packet...

    About reviewer (477 reviews)

    Age36-43

    SkinOily, Fair-Medium, Warm

    HairBrunette, Straight, Fine

    EyesBrown

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    Jen

    19 years ago

    I used this when I was doing a manicure at my boyfriend's house, and it was quite lousy. The pad is "plush" foam, a soft makeup pad, which is <b>bad</b> because: 1--the remover doesn't stay in...

    About reviewer (129 reviews)

    Age25-29

    SkinAcne-prone, Fair, Neutral

    HairBlond, Wavy, Coarse

    EyesBlue

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