DemertNail Enamel Dryer Spray 7.5 oz.

This is what they use at the nail salon I frequent. I cannot walk out the door without my nails being sprayed with this. It’s awesome! Helps polish dry fast and not too smelly.

My nail polish dry in seconds

This product is great. Smells good and works. I can paint my nails and spray this and be about my business within 15 -20 minutes. However I am still cautious of what I do as nail polish can still scrape up as it takes awhile to completely dry.

This is the first time I have ever used anything like this but I am so glad I tried it! I was given the Essie Snow White nail polish collection but I would inevitably smear every single nail no matter what! I’m assuming it was a combination of me being impatient and the actual nail polish. I love the colors so I looked for something like this. I read a lot of great reviews and figured why not try it! Although I seemed to go through a lot of the can (and maybe I didn’t need to) it works fabulous!! I finally was able to get a nice smooth finish! I didn’t even need a top coat as my nails were already shiny! Definitely worth it!

I always come back to this. I’ve tried drying top coats and drying oils, but they just don’t work as well for me compared to this- perhaps it’s because I live in a humid climate 🤷🏼‍♀️ . This stuff does stink 😵‍💫 though, so keep that in mind before spraying it. It instantly dries the top layer of polish- enough to lightly go on about your business…I wouldn’t turn right around and stick my hand in a bag of chips or anything like that 🤭😂, but it sure does speed up the entire drying process. Oh, and less is more. If you overspray you’ll end up with the opposite effect. 💁🏼‍♀️

Good product

I've tried so many of these sprays and was never satisfied until I found this one. My nails dry so much faster so they don't get messed up as much as when I didn't use this. I mean who can sit still for an hour or more while each coat of polish dries? Spraying between coats, I'm able to apply two coats of color and one top coat if the polish isn't thick within an hour without each coat getting glumpy. I can start using my hands at this point but have to avoid things like bricklaying or building houses until it's been at least 2 - 3 hours. An easy way to test for dryness is by gently touching one thumbnail to the other, color to color. If they separate cleanly with no hint of tackiness they're dry.

Works great. Drys. Nails in seconds