What is the difference between this and retention + in the blue bottle &amp; can you use this with other acrylic powders?
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Retention + is for use with artificial nails. Retention with the blue label is for use on natural nails. Creative nail products are the best to work with, last the longest and almost never lift. Some of the others constantly lift and are inferior.
260003
I also used this with Dr. brown bottles. I would say you can use it with any other bottle.
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The speed carries from 2,4,6,8& 10. 2 being the lowest and 10 being the fastest. Set it to the desired number (I work with 2-4 for acrylics fills to make the acrylic and natural nail flush. It's gentle enough for me and doesn't damage my nail bed. I use 6 to get gel polish off my acrylic with one if my gold nail bits I bought off of Anazon) and the speed will remain the same. It will only go faster or slower IF you change the number. Hope this helps!
569853
Concentrate vs a 50/50 mix and two different lable versions for the 50/50 mix that don't appear to be a different formula?
846971
I haven't tried the other hair products. I use the Pure Abundance to add volume. It's like a hairspray and I just spray lightly in 3-4 spots and it adds volume. Not sticky. Works
1683810
I prefer the powder too. I don't see why you couldn't premix it, if you wanted. It seems like it would keep ok.
1976018
I have both and this didn't work as well for me as the blue bottle. The blue bottle is great.
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The Regent Labs website lists "Kleenite" as the product to use for plastic trays and such. They have many different products besides the "Stain Away" listed and what to use each product for. We use the "Stain Away" for partials as the "Stain Away" Plus is supposed to be used on full dentures only or flexible plastic partials. This is not very clear when you look at the "Stain Away" Plus box, but on their website the instructions are in more detail for each product.
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It depends on which type you buy. There is still some 1% out there as well as the 2% version. Read the fine print on the type before you buy. Nither version is as good as the old 1% type in the blue bottle as the blue shampoo base used in the Belgian version was both a much better moisturizer and would spread and lather a lot more effectively.
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I had the exact same question so I purchased both at first. Honestly? I didn't notice any difference - even tried mixing it up one day after another. I suspect other variations of this product from other big-name manufacturer's offer this variation and NYX just duplicated the formulations. NYX setting spray works great compared to the more expensive brands. It's noticeably better quality than the larger bottled, cheaper brands - I even tried using those after I first set my foundation and powder then using the NYX spray after it dried for a final "touch up" - but there was a noticeable drop in finished look. I would suggest one helpful tip for satisfaction with this product. The fineness of the spray misters on these bottles is lame when it comes to using as a finishing sprayer. I bought an Urban Decay travel size finishing spray: it provides a lovely even mist ideal for setting. I now refill the small UD sprayer with NYX. You'll get about 1 and 1/3 refills of the UD sprayer from each of these small bottles of NYX - thus, I now buy two NYX at a time from Amazon. Still keep a larger Urban Decay setting spray bottle on my shelf for dressy nights. Still notice UD is a little better look than NYX but not enough to use it every day for work since it costs so much more. Good luck!
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I have used both the powered and liquid versions. I first bought the powder. I simply dissolved it in some warm water so that I could use it in the dispenser of my front loading machine. I now have the liquid, which is easier. I do add some warm water with it, because you are to use only 1/8 cup and I want to make sure it all goes into the wash!
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Yeah Leah is correct; just one of each. But...as much as I like the ph bond I am not a fan of this brand of top and base coat. The applicator is bulky and the product got so thick after just a few times, it was frustrating to use. I recommend the CND brand for top and base coat. Not that you were wondering that...but thought you would find that info useful as well! ;)
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I have not purchased this brand yet, I'm about to. But, I have used the same/similar before. I see a lot of you commenting that the numbers wear off. If you have a standard dose that you use, you can mark where it is with a sharpie before it disappears. That lasts long after the other wears off. Just a suggestion.
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You don't have to fill the whole applicator in order to use it. It should be filled on as needed basis (just enough for a single use). Too much powder on applicator will only spill the unused portion. To be honest with you, the applicator was a nuisance to me. I had more control of the powder by using it straight from the container.
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There are several that have been discontinued and a few different application tips. Go with Silver there are some ceramic ones on there. I personally would go with the Arctic Silver 5 that comes with the two cleaning bottles. As long as it says Arctic Silver 5 you are good to go, as far as the 12g and 7g goes that is just the amount held in the syringe.
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I use Vetericyn on everything and everyone. I prefer the liquid version better than the gel. The gel is a little clumpy and those clumps slide off areas that are not flat. So, it just depends what you are using it on. I think either is fine and the gel may work better for certain types of wounds.
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There is another bottle of Miracle-Gro solution that has a purple label that I have used in the past. I find this works well for me for everything, but you may want to check that out as well.