Nail Cones Product and Video Review (Tomoson)

I received Nail Cones In exchange for honest review from Tomoson. Nail Cones helps protect the sides of nails when polishing them. The cones come in three sizes. For me, the nail cones were easy to apply on some nails and harder on others. You do have to discern which size to put on each nail. Check out the official nail cones tutorial, in addition to my video applying nail cones for the first time. I still had a little polish on the side because I struggled with positioning the nails.

I wanted to review the cones because I struggle with polishing nails without making too many smudges or paint on the sides. I have invested in ta da drops from Julep to dry nails quicker because I am impatient (more smudges), start over again.

In the video, I did one hand with nail cones and one without. I also polished my nails to determine if there is a difference between using the cones or not using the cones.

The nail cones are 5.99, sold through paypal. You get four sheets of 15 for a total of 60 nail cones.

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Argan Oil: Quick Guide to the best uses of Argan Oil by Ana Valeri (Tomoson)

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I received Argan Oil: Quick Guide to Best Uses of Argan Oil for Hair, Skin and Nails, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. The book was written by Ana Valeri.


A few weeks ago, I was asked to do a review of Argan Oil. I never heard of Argan oil before and I said yes to the review. I didn't know Argan oil had so many uses: Hair, Skin, and Nails for example.

I learned that Argan Oil comes from a tree, instead of a plant or bush. Argan Oil comes from pressing and grinding the tree's nuts. Pressing and grinding the nuts/kernels is an intensive process. Then, the oil needs filtering. Of course, some countries have technology to press the oil faster.

The book also teaches about the differences between pure Argan oil versus something, which claims to be Argan oil.

Next, the book discusses the benefits of Argan Oil, such as heals scars; moisturizes skin; treats sunburn; and helps with skin inflammation. Argan Oil can heal hair from heat damage and frizzies. The oil can also strengthen nails.

Then, the book provides recipes, you can make using Argan oil, such as a facial mask.

I have been using Argan Oil in my scalp to help moisturize; on my nails to help soften my cuticles, and on my skin as a moisturizer.

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