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Acetone is acetone. Don't waste your hard earned money. The "nourishing" thing is just a bit of oil to prevent drying. I've been using just the plain cheap acetone for 20 plus years. I pour it into a 16oz spout top bottle, add about a half teaspoon cuticle oil. Give it a shake before you use it. No way on this green earth would I ever pay $68 a gallon for acetone! Yowza!
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I wouldn't pay $68 for a gallon either. The CND nourishing remover is 16.95 for 32oz and the Sally's Nourishing Acetone is 17.99 for a 128oz (1 gallon) so I was just wondering because I would rather pay the $18 for a 1 gallon instead of $17 for a 32oz you know what I am saying. More for my money LOL. So you are saying that the two would be comparable?
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I purchase Beauty Secrets Pure Acetone from Sally's by the gallon, 5-6 gallons at a time and only when on sale : )
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Yes it's the same chemically. Last time I bought acetone it was 9.99 on sale.
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For the CND - $17*4= $68 a gallon! Ouch. I only buy pure acetone, which is cheap and does the job. I don't soak off gel polish, so no need to add any cuticle oil - I really only use acetone to remove regular polish and once in a blue moon soak off of acrylics.