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I just tried the Butter London Quick Dry Conditioning Drops. I love quick dry drops, I'm a big fan of them, but usually they're really drying to the cuticle and the skin around your nail. So I was really excited to try these because they contain a lot of conditioning oils that are supposed to enhance the health of the cuticle and the skin around. I did one to two drops per nail like so. Then I set my timer for five minutes to see if that would be enough time. When my timer went off, I tested the drops by gently pressing one of the nails. It still felt a little damp, so I did another five minutes. This time they did feel dry to the touch and my cuticles looked nice and conditioned. Ten minutes is quite a bit longer than my usual quick dry drops, but I do like that they have the oils and are good for the nail and cuticle. Overall I'd give these a 7 out of 10.

Quick dry conditioning drops. Dries nails almost instantly. Moisturizes nails and cuticles. First, paint nails. Second, add one or two drops onto freshly painted nails. Wait a minute! Watch as the nail with the drops is completely dry. The nail without the drops is still wet. No more smudging nails!

Hey guys, here's my review of Butter London nail lacquer. So I love the packaging, super cute, and on the top you have this raven called Bradwyn, which translates to white raven, and she's the royal protector of Butter London. I love the pigment, it's so pretty, and this shade is called English Lavender. One swipe is all you need. And here's my manicure. Cleaned it up a little bit on the sides, and I am ready for the day. Let me know what you guys think. Toodles.

I finally had the chance to try Butter London's polish in the shade English Lavender. This quickly became one of my favorite shades in my nail polish collection because I just love how it looks against my skin and it's also tan free. The formula goes on smoothly, didn't take long to dry at all. I was able to get great pigment with just two coats but I would recommend getting a clear top coat just to get that boost of shine and to extend the life of your manicure. But I can't wait to try more shades.

Okay, so today I'm trying the Butter London Patent Shine Nail Lacquer in English Lavender. I really think the packaging is super cute. The lid just pops right off. Here you can see one coat definitely not enough coverage, but with two, as you see here, it gives a lot more intensity.

Alright, reviewing this Butter London nail polish. I just tried it and you know, I really like it. I did two coats. I added a base coat and I'm going to add a top coat after but look how shiny and nice it went on. It was really good consistency. We'll have to see how long it lasts, but you know, I like this a lot. I like this color. Honestly, it's more for winter and fall, but I am a sucker for a nice dark purple any time of year. So I would recommend this. It's kind of pricey, but if it's in your price range, I like it.

Looking for that nail color to go with your winter white? Check out the Butter London Perfect Dew. It's a gorgeous eggplant purple color that goes on really dark. It's fantastic against creams, whites, blacks, any of the neutral colors and it looks, it has this elegant look. So it's also vegan, it's cruelty free and it has gorgeous shine. So check it out.

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Loving this Butter London in Tata. It's like a violet gray color. It's gorgeous. Very light. I do have three shades, kind of three layers on right now but I like it. It doesn't chip so much and it's fantastic because it is full of any preservatives or anything like that. So not none of the bad stuff but only the good stuff. So it's great for your nails and it's long-lasting and check out the color. I love it. Thanks.

molly

The reviewer, molly, recently tried the P.D. Quick Dry Drops by butter LONDON. As a fan of quick dry drops, molly was excited to try these because they contain conditioning oils that are meant to enhance the health of the cuticle and skin around the nails. molly applied one to two drops per nail and set a timer for five minutes. After testing the drops, she found that they still felt slightly damp, so she gave them another five minutes. This time, they felt dry to the touch and her cuticles looked conditioned. molly noted that the drying time of ten minutes is longer than her usual quick dry drops, but she appreciated the added benefits of the conditioning oils. Overall, she rated the P.D. Quick Dry Drops a 7 out of 10.

Taylor

Quick dry conditioning drops by butter LONDON are a game-changer for nail enthusiasts. Taylor's video review highlights the product's impressive ability to dry nails almost instantly, saving precious time and preventing smudging. The drops also provide much-needed moisture to both nails and cuticles, promoting overall nail health. Applying one or two drops onto freshly painted nails is all it takes to witness the magic. Within minutes, the nail with the drops is completely dry, while the one without remains wet. This product is a must-have for anyone looking to achieve flawless, smudge-free nails.

Video Review of #BUTTER LONDON P.D. Quick Dry Drops by Ana

Video Review of #BUTTER LONDON P.D. Quick Dry Drops by Ana