Zoya Renew Nail Polish Rejuvenator

I used Zoya Renew to revive a few bottles from other `3 free` and `5 free` brands, and it worked well! It required 2-3 drops each, so I would recommend putting 1 drop at a time, rolling, checking consistency, and repeat as needed. However, I opened my nail storage recently to find that the bottle had tipped, and the dropper had popped out at the cap! About 80% of the bottle spilled, and now the cap isn`t sealed and will likely evaporate. Pretty disappointed in that, so store this very carefully and only putting the dropper on when in use.

I only use nail polish brands that are free of tolulene, formaldehyde, etc. Finding a thinner that works well with them is not all that easy. This stuff works like a charm-- not only with the Zoya nail polishes and Naked Manicure products, but also with Inglot`s "breathable" O2 line of polishes. The only drawback is that it`s rather expensive for how much you need if you polish your nails every week and don`t like to throw out thickened favorite colors.

I was hesitant to buy this but am so glad I did. My nail polish went from being thick and clumpy to good as new without thinning it too much. Great product!

It worked pretty well, but it took waaaaaaaay more than one drop to work on my armor top coat which had thickened.
But more importantly, this stuff disappears! I bought a bottle, used two squirts in my armor polish, a few weeks later I looked at the bottle and it was half empty. Used two squirts again, and again a week later the bottle is almost empty, well below the dropper so I can barely get it out.
What do I have to do to keep the elves from stealing this stuff from me? Feels like a waste of money, I only used it twice, so it hasn`t really saved me much of anything

Don`t overlook thinning out Armor...worked great, back to it`s original inpenatrable shield..Can you tell I love Armor?

I was skeptical when I bought this product, but it turned my old, thick, nail polishes into the way they were when I first bought them. It is a real money-saver!