빅토리 네일 세라믹 큐티클 오일 푸셔 (큐티클 온/오프 기능)

My nails look a lot cleaner ever since I started using the Victory Ceramic Cuticle On Off Pusher. The ceramic tip gently pushes back cuticles while the built-in oil softens and conditions at the same time. It's quick, easy, and perfect for keeping my nails looking neat between salon visits. Definitely staying in my nail kit, indefinitely!

I received a Ceramic Cuticle on/off oil pusher cuticle pusher from Victory Nail in exchange for my honest review. It came in good condition. It was hard to turn on/off at first but it works well after. I love this cuticle pusher as it’s easy to use, handy, and is mess free. For first time use, you just need to turn it on and wait for about 10minutes for the oil to go down before using. It doesn’t leave your nail dry like the regular pusher. This works really well, and will be part of my nail weekly routine.

I really wanted this to be my new favorite nail tool. It looks cute and promises hydrated cuticles while pushing them. But after keeping it ON for about an hour… no oil came out 😅 So the result didn’t match the promise 🙅🏻‍♀️ That said, the ceramic tip feels gentle, precise, and works nicely to clean cuticles. Not a bad product… just not what I expected.

PSA: Stop picking at your cuticles!! 🛑✨ I’ve officially entered my "low-maintenance nail" era and I’m never looking back. You know how DIY manicures usually end up messy or with that weird skin powder everywhere? Yeah, we’re done with that. I’ve been using the Victory Nail On/Off Oil Ceramic Pusher and it’s actually a little genius. It’s this tiny ceramic tool that has built-in oil, so you’re literally exfoliating and moisturizing at the exact same time. Super smooth ceramic; not scratchy at all. I just click it to ‘ON,’ wait a sec for the oil to soak the tip, and gently scrub in circles. No dust or mess, just clean nail beds in like 2 minutes. It’s pen-sized, so I keep it in my bag for those "oh no" hangnail moments. It’s honestly so satisfying to use; kind of like an eraser for your cuticles. My nails finally look like I spent $60 at the salon when I actually just did this while on a FaceTime call. 💅

This ceramic cuticle pusher works well. It was a little difficult to push in the end part to on to get the oil going. I normally dont like using too much force because it always feels like I'm breaking the product. This was actually sturdy enough. I did wait the recommended 15 minutes for the oil to diffuser. There is a strong lemon scent to this oil.

At first it was not easy to use, sinc:e you have to press very hard to lower the oil, but fortunately the customer service team told me what to do and I was able to use the product. Removes the cuticle very well and makes it so easy to remove

This is a really good cuticle pusher. The ceramic tip makes it really easy to get where you need to get and strong enough to do the actual work. It says to leave it “turned on” the first time you use it for 10 minutes so the oil gets onto the tip, but it took close to 30 and it didn’t even get close to saturating the tip. Even so I still love the ceramic tip. You can scratch yourself if you push too hard, but it really does an amazing job at pushing the cuticles back. I can’t really say I noticed that the oil even did anything.