Is it little harder for fingernails because you're always washing your hands?
260326
Perhaps....I would suggest applying it before going to bed at night. That way you'll have it on for a longer period of time.
1469490
Yes, It removes polish on natural nails very quickly. You don't need much. Then wash your hands with soap and water.
247346
I have & it seems fine. But I don't do it often, but rather wash it by hand.
1011450
This is a hard question for me to answer objectively. My nails are growing as always, but because I'm no longer biting them, obviously they're going to be longer than I have let them. What I've definitely noticed is that my nails are stronger, so perhaps that is a sign of overall growth. Sorry I couldn't be more specific but hopefully this will help regardless.
614609
I usually wear gloves, but I did get a little on my hands it came right off when I washed dishes.
770982
Hand washing does a fine job. Soapy water and a few shakes and a rinse is about all it really needs.
82830
I think Nitrobud got it right, but Jo Ann isn't wrong. You put it on only when you need to protect yourself, and usually that means when you are done you are washing your hands. But really the stuff won't hurt you and you can leave it on for hours. After 3 or 4 hours what kind of person are you if you haven't washed your hands for some reason? Just kidding.
84119
No, it is not hard at all. It seldom requires more than washing it with hot soapy water and a good rinse
237304
I think this is really a question of how hard your water is. If you have a lot of stuff in your water (hardness, TDS, etc) you are more likely to get spots. I have very hard water at my house so I always hand dry. If you have a softener, I think you would likely be fine.
138287
If, I stop using it yes. Its a deficiency for me. I've had this problem my whole life. Weak nails is gut issue its not... your nails are just weak.
2273432
Not that I noticed. It is recommended to let the nail dry before putting anything else on it though.
369178
No, it washed off my nephews hands with a little soap and water. If its used on walls or material it may be a little harder to get out.
1864813
That does not happen with my nails, because I use light-colored polish. When cleaning nails for those who prefer darker colors, I simply use more than one pad (example: one pad per hand or per foot generally suffices). Good question. I hope my answer is helpful.
913223
It takes very little to lather and wash my hands of grease and oil I get from working in the garage, if that helps. Never used it for dishes, but my hands don't dry out from frequent washing.
1793248
Not too hard. The more often you clean the grease and residue, the easier it should be.
1720656
I have never had a problem with either. Only way you would see finger prints is if you had really dirty hands, like a mechanic or chimney sweep lol
1881512
You need to take a lint-free wipe and dampen it with the cleanser. Wipe your nails with it to remove the tackiness.