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Already replaced the old one sitting in my drawer—this one surprised me with the cool touch every time I squeeze it out. Didn’t expect much, but as soon as the cap came off, no weird plasticky smell at all, just neutral. Been on my vanity since last week, not rolling around, stands steady, tube feels just the right weight. Haven’t used anything else since.
Already on my desk with some other polishes, mainly because this one's brush fits the bottle neck really neatly—no spills, super easy to pull out and put back in. Haven’t had that with random pharmacy brands where things get messy. Still on first bottle but the consistency is satisfying, not too runny.
Had the bottle finished in a week, never seen baked-on gunk lift off this easy—previous supermarket brand left streaks and the nozzle clogged up every time. Sprayer here feels sturdier and doesn't drip weirdly down the wrist.
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