Is it only members who are getting their box free (by referrals) or any random members getting a box?
Any random members.
Yeah, I'm just not sure about the foot soak - I do love orange scent but am not sure if I'd use it, so maybe Boho Glam + Ashley would make the most sense.
If you like it and realize you go through a lot of it, check out beauty supply stores. I get four-ounce bottles of it from a local shop for under $12 a bottle. I think Sally Beauty sells it for $24 a bottle if you have their card, and that's still a great deal since you're getting the equivalent of eight bottles. All I have to do is refill empties and keep Seche Vite Restore on hand (the top coat will get thick and pretty much unusable at a certain point, and Restore is the only product to use to thin it out). A four-ounce bottle lasts me something like a year since I paint my nails, ahem, frequently. Chipped polish? It's rarely on long enough to get the chance!
So does every bottle of Seche Vite usually dry up quickly? I've purchased 1 bottle and it dried up so quickly I never re-purchased. I used another nail polish thinner but it barely did anything to the texture of the top coat :/
The Seche-Vite-gets-too-thick-to-use thing a pretty standard thing. Pretty much everyone who recommended it to me tossed in that caveat. I can usually get through about half a bottle before I need to thin it, although I tend to get annoyed at how little topcoat I can get on the brush at that point and refill it shortly after I add some Restore. I don't know how long it took for your bottle to dry up, but the whole point of this stuff is that it dries quickly and completely, and when the bottle is open, it's doing its job of drying out quickly, but it's not doing it on your nails. The only thinner that will work for this stuff is Restore. It replaces the chemicals that Seche Vite loses when it dries, and I don't think any other thinner does. I go through top coat way too quickly to be able to say how long the Restore keeps the original consistency, but I do know it works for me until I hit that too-low point again and just refill it, even when I thin it a little too much.
Pure acetone is all I use, a LOT of removers have gelatin.
/emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /> I started using pure acetone when I got really into glitter polish and now I find all other removers to not work well at all. I have to use nail strengthening stuff all the time and cuticle oil (rose bud salve actually!!!!) super frequently, but worth it.
