What makes it's burn
1383693
I wish I knew. Sometimes it doesn't burn and other times it hurts reaaallyy bad until it fully dries o.O
1383694
PatsyI don't really know why it burns. I had that to happen only 1 time and I think I applied too soon after remover.Since then I remove old polish wash hands and apply Duri--no problem
1383695
Not sure why it is burning. I do not have that problem. You might have an allergy to one of the ingredients. When I first used it, I did notice an odd sensation but no burning. If you check with the manufacturer they may be able to help you. Their website is www.duri.com. Perhaps they can assist you.
1383696
Burning will happen when your have lower nail beds. It activates the growth ducks in your nails and it will cause a burning sensation. Your nails are either really short and damaged or their very thin. Keep up with the product, it really helps.
1383697
I have never had it burn. I think the important thing is to make sure you clean your nails and cuticles with a nail brush and warm soap and water to make sure all the nail polish remover is cleaned off and the sooner to get the acetone off your hands the less is absorbed into the system. The only think I can think of as the cause of the burning is that the nail polish remover is trapped underneath.
1685507
It gets very hot so I would not recommend that. I have never had a burn using the iron normally.
1504461
This product burned. I thought with it being mild it wouldn't be as strong. Unfortunately I was wrong. I won't be buying it again.
1422051
Boar's hair- or some other natural animal fiber. No doubt about it. If you burn a fiber, it stinks of hair.
2284108
No, it feels like putting water in your eyes...but it DOES NOT WORK! I have used mine twice and now it's just sitting there. But it doesn't sting on burn at all.
1031523
I really don't know about burning; the more important thing is it really didn't work. the only effective way to get rid of these critters is extremely high heat over a prolonged period of time. The smell is VERY& strong.
56372
It burns and produces heat to keep chafing dishes warm. Not a big flame though.
300673
Don't know the chemical reactions - but if your pour it on heavy - it heats up - may even see smoke...
1503715
It is probably as hot as touching the outside of a hot oven. It is HOT, but not to the point it would leave a burn mark.
621395
I haven't tried burning anything from it. It's been working as a player very well. I think it's just a player.
1990934
Also, I made a mixture of peat moss and perlite for the soil. If any of the leaves or snappers touch the mixture, they burn. You can't avoid it because of the way it grows.
866938
of the listed ingredients- it is comprised of mostly a type of alcohol,some ammonia related chemicals as well as silicone polymer and preservatives. as I did say,it does burn the eyes and throat.
1951671
Honestly I am not sure on the entire ingredient label for this product, but I can tell you from experience that yes it can burn at times particularly when we let it go too long. It is worth the bit of discomfort though because it is one of the few products we have found to help at this point. The stinging is just for a little bit but the relief as this heals is long term and wonderful.
2153442
We haven't figured it out. It doesn't pop at first and then after a lot of "cooking" time it does but it is burned. We would love to figure it out since the idea is great it is just the application of that idea that we are having a problem with.
612941
Burn the end with a lighter. While still hot use pliers to flatten the melted part.
1233667
It gets very hot. You can set the temp. It will burn the skin if you touch it.
1693007
I dunno. But it looks great, has a nice color temp and has been burning for months.