How to Use Blue Cross Cuticle Remover [Product Spotlight]

Everything you need to know about Blue Cross Cuticle Remover *not sponsored.
1. How I use Blue Cross on myself
2. How often should you use it?
3. What you never wanna do with Blue Cross
4. Ingredients
5. How I use Blue Cross on a client

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[TheSalonLife]

Here is a link to Safety Data Sheet listing following ingredients and their percentages
Lanolin Oil 5%
Potassium Hydroxide 3%
Calcium Carrageenan 1%

[acetone_loc]

I've been using Blue Cross for more than 13 years. Your video is the very first one that shows the same method that I use and I am not a trained tech. I've just been doing my nails for several decades, my grandmother was a cosmetology instructor so I have learned the best method through her knowledge and my own experience. When I discovered your channel I was so very thankful that what you teach is gentle care. I see so many nail techs being so rough with prep and don't seem to care much or achieve the results the prep is supposed to achieve, even world champions and reknowned techs. I tell every person I come into contact with that has questions to come to your channel and binge watch everything.

[CritterGal]

Very helpful. Simple instruction. Appreciate limiting the music & other production gimmicks often included in YouTube videos. Satisfying to watch you work. Esp liked what you did for the customer at the end of this video. Thank you.

[MariaMartinStudio]

I'm a nail tech and I have been using Blue Cross from a dropper for years! So nice to have this validation ;-) It really is the best AND not expensive - which is amazing.

[LoriRanslam]

I love this video. I've learned a lot about how to care for my nails. I've been doing my manicures WRONG all this time! I've watched so many videos about how to treat cuticles, and all of them snip the "living skin" off. I've tried that so many ways, and every time it hurts and I'm always left with at least one finger bleeding. And a few days after I've cut off the "cuticle" (now i know as living skin) I get these tiny hang nails from where I cut off the hood. For years I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong.... but I kept doing what everybody was doing. NOW I KNOW I've been educated by your video... not just told what to do. I just finished giving myself a manicure (the wrong way and left with 2 bloody fingers this time) and I used Blue Cross cuticle remover for the first time. I wasn't impressed. So I did a YouTube search on how to use it and I found your video. I now know why I wasn't impressed.... I wasn't using it correctly. OOPS! To use up... after watching your video I'm looking forward to my manicure next week... doing it the right way and using Blue Cross correctly. Thanx!😊

[desertcor]

First off, thank you for such a thorough and informative video and secondly, thank you for including such cool and invigorating music at the end of the video! Perfect music choice to have your viewers really tuned in after your interesting and educating video! 🖤

[junef]

Wow! I just discovered your channel and your videos and explanations are excellent. i can't wait to start taking care of my nails properly. I've struggled with what I thought was messy cuticles (now I know it's living skin) forever. THANK YOU!

[katiehughes]

Right, just off to Amazon to buy some Blue Cross and a Tweezerman pushy. I can do this!

[funsizedi]

Just bought this, and i was really hoping to see someone use it without being rough. Tysm for showing us how to use this properly! Im excited to try it.

[MizzBee]

I love your content! Not have my nails gotten much better but your voice is so very soothing that I listen to your tutorials and your voice helps me sleep!! Thank you !

[aantaa.]

I love that you included the chemistry lesson at the end 😍 I'm such a nerd 🤓

[margaretmayekar]

I discovered Blue Cross only a couple years ago. It is the best! I use it just as you described and also love the tweezerman cuticle pusher.
Also, after seeing your video where you recommended against soaking nails, and also to use base and top coats of the same brand as the polish, my manicures last much longer. I am not a nail tech but have been doing my own nails since I was a teenager. Every magazine article advised to soak the nails to soften cuticles, and the times I have gotten professional manicures they all do the same. Thank you for showing us a better way!

[jillpontiere]

I just followed along with you on this tutorial. Loved the way my nails are looking. Thank you for being the first person who ever has really taught me how to properly care for my nails. I tossed out all the old polish and I won’t polish them until they are completely healthy again. ❤

[jesslynbitters]

I’m so excited I found your channel. My nails have started to become damaged in the last few months. I used this method to remove my cuticles and was mind blown by the amount removed. I’ve definitely been doing it wrong. I did my first warm oil treatment today and I’m going bare nails for the first time in a year. I’ll definitely still be painting my nails but I will give my nails a break once a week so I can do the hot oil treatment.

[brendadallamore]

I'm so impressed with everything about this video. It's a game changer for sure, I can't wait to do my next manicure. Thank you!

[tena]

Hey, I’ve been using it for years also, I just picked it up years ago in Sally’s’s, and I’ve never used anything else since. I had to learn how to use it as well, but it’s really the best cuticle remover that I’ve used.

[MJKDBAMGram]

Thank you for your video. I’ve been using Blue Cross cuticle remover for years the wrong way, and didn’t have a clue that that’s why my skin was burning after I did my manicure. I didn’t realize that you should rinse it off… It made all the difference in my manicure. I bought the tweezer man set that you recommended and that has also made all the difference. I didn’t even realize that the cuticle goes over your complete nail, not the bottom skin. All my nails look and more importantly feel so good! Thank you for your patient teaching and your encouragement along with all the details of what is needed for a successful manicure. I’m so grateful. 🫶

[minoutv]

I have been using Blue Cross for about three years, a friend of mine who is an esthetician told me about it, but most definitely did not give these kind of instructions 😳 So glad you created this video! I had most of the tools you recommended, so I got everything out and followed along with you. Ordering the Tweezerman Pushy through your links. Many thanks for creating this video!

[jenlambie]

Great tip for home DIYs re after gel & cuticle removal, waiting for nail to thoroughly dry before reapplying polish. I will now remove, leave bare nails overnight then repolish the next morning. Thank you, I'm always learning something new.

[cjinpa]

Thank you so much for the video. I’ve grown long natural nails for 34 years and just used whatever store brand was available. Within the last year started doing enhancements on myself because from smoking my pointer and middle finger would split from filing off the staining. I realize quitting would be better all the way around but it is an awfully hard and bad habit to break.