LONDONTOWN Cuticle Pusher Tool with Rubber Finish Tip

When this first arrived I was disappointed, I thought it was overpriced and going to be useless. The rubber tip looked like plastic, but when I used it I could tell it was silicone because it had some give. With the metal and glass pushers I tend to be too aggressive and cause harm at times, but this is very gentle. I try to keep on top of my cuticles so I’m not sure how well it would work for cuticles that are thick and stuck on the nail, but once they’re under control this is perfect to use for maintenance.

Nice little tool. I'm glad I bought it.

I have a lot of cuticle pushers. I thought I either didn't have bad cuticles or didn't know how to use them. This worked though. The flat tip is a little softer rubber...I felt good using this on my nail bed.

After reading the good reviews, I picked up this cuticle pusher and it works quite well. I do like that the end is like a rubber stopper so you can just wash it and it is good to use over and over again. It is much softer to use on your cuticles than those wooden sticks you get at the store. I do have awful cuticles, but my natural nails do grow very well. I just try to keep them cleaned up looking. Using this with a little bit of a cuticle remover type of cream did a great job and didn’t damage my cuticles whatsoever. I think the price is great since you can use this endlessly.

This little tool is so wonderful for your cuticles. Get rid of hard plastic/wooden cuticle pushers. It is expensive, but so glad I purchased it.

in pics the product really seem to push the cuticle of the nail well but it really doesn't. It's cute but it's not very functional for what it requires.

This pusher is very gentle and does slip and poke into your cuticle (like the wooden ones). The plastic is sturdy, it's easy to use (it has substance and is not fiddly), and I feel like it is clean after washing. I highly recommend!

I wasn’t sure about this product as I’ve always used metal pushers or orange sticks. I am happily surprised that it does work. I always soak my nails for 15 minutes first anyway, but thought I neede a more robust tool. Happy I don’t!

Really useful in the application of semi cured gels. It does feel like the head might pop off with heavy handed use, which would be a pain, but it certainly hasn't been a problem for me. Use the hoof to squish your gel strips into place firmly without denting or damaging the surface. I had great results.