OrlyPolish Thinner, 2 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

This LESS expensive nail polish thinner rivals its better known & recognized competitor; OPI brand. It is every ounce as good as the more expensive "name brand." It does its job: thins out your THICK, clumpy 😍FAVORITE❤ nail polish, making it usable & functional again! WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK FOR?!! [Actually, you could ask for MORE; that's towards the end of my Review! Lol]TIPS:.▪︎DON'T drop TOO MANY drops in your fav polish bottle initially bc you DON'T want to thin it out too much ▪︎Drop just a FEW drops at first, then check for the nail polish's "consistency" ▪︎Shake your nail polish bottle vigorously between sets of drops ▪︎If still too thick, add a few more drops ▪︎Check consistency (thickness) again ▪︎"Rinse & Repeat," figuratively speaking, of course! Lol, until you get the PERFECT consistency that YOU prefer▪︎No doubt, the neck & rim of your nail polish bottle accumulates gunk, (thick, hardened polish) as does the inside of the brush itself, making it hard to open & close that bottle; TIME TO CLEAN IT! ▪︎Turn your brush over & drop a few drops into the recess of the brush where it connects to the inside of the bottle top/cover ▪︎Let sit for about 10-15 seconds in there, while it softens any hardened gunk▪︎Use a Q-tip (cotton swab) & swab any thick gunk out ▪︎You may have to do it a few times, so keep multiple Q-tips handy while you're doing this ▪︎Repeat till clean/clear of gunk on your brush, from the very top, to your brush end ▪︎Use another swab to clean any accumulated gunk on the outside neck & rim of that bottle ▪︎You may also drop a few drops on a paper towel & wipe away any gunk on the neck/rim, BUUUT... ▪︎... You gotta be QUICK, bc the liquid will evaporate very quickly on your paper towel!!! ▪︎Also, before re-capping & storing your polish, be sure to check if any Q-tips left any teeny-tiny, thin cotton fibers behind! If so, clean it out, fish it out, etc.Lastly: this "stuff" is great for removing pen, ink, Sharpie marks, or other stains from other "stuff" you love, or "stuff" that just needs to be cleaned. ⚠️WARNING:⚠️ Just be sure to check for color-fastness FIRST, or the effect of this thinner (cleaner) on the object you're thinking of cleaning. (Test a SMALL area first!) Great for getting gunk off of your ✂️scissors✂️, when they DON'T cut well anymore bc there's too much gunk on the blades! (Don't you hate that?! Lol)👉Use your imagination! This stuff is sooo MUCH MORE than just a "Nail Polish Thinner!!!" It can clean LOTS of OTHER "stuff!" Just be sure to "TEST" it before going "all in!"Thx for letting me share! <3

Had a bunch of OPI nail polishes that got a little goopy. Used a few drops of this and it fixed it right up. Add only a few drops...shake it up...let it sit and try it out. You can add too much and it will make the polish too thin. I would also not squeeze the bottle as the liquid will come out fast.

I love this manicure thinner! It works like new on my old polish that had started to clump, even though more than half of the bottle was still left. I decided to give it a try based on the description, and it worked beautifully! Now I can keep using my old manicure without having to buy new ones—it’s a great way to save money. Highly recommend

The product works really well and you only need a few drops to thin out a bottle. My only complaint is the dropper top is very messy and will drip onto your working surface and ruin anything it touches. I advise putting down some cardboard or something similar to protect your working area.

Good product, nicely thin older polish.

I recently used Orly Nail Polish Thinner, and I absolutely loved it! The 2-ounce bottle is perfect for reviving my older nail polishes and extending their usability. Just a few drops are enough to restore the consistency and make my polish apply smoothly again. It’s incredibly effective and easy to use, ensuring that my favorite shades don’t go to waste. The formula works well without altering the color or finish of the polish. Overall, Orly Nail Polish Thinner is a fantastic product that has saved me money and kept my nail polish collection in top condition. Highly recommend it to anyone looking to rejuvenate their old polishes!

This ruined several of my creme polishes. The main ingredient in this polish thinner, methyl acetate, is actually an acetone substitute, and not a usual solvent used in nail polish.The Orly thinner might appear to thin out SOME polishes, but it doesn't work like a traditional nail polish thinner (OPI, Seche Restore, etc). It's basically like pouring acetone-free polish remover into your nail polish.Look for a polish thinner that has ethyl acetate and butyl acetate as the main ingredients. These are the actual ingredients found in nail polish that evaporate over time.

This works really well, even with glitter polishes. But, sadly my bottle came almost empty. It still lasted a really long time. A little bit goes a long way!