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Lilly Anne's Garden Acetone Additive Review

Saturday, July 23, 2016
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Today I have a review for a new to me product from a new brand by IG swatcher @mrs.miscostello aka Misty. I've been having issues with the constant use of acetone on my skin and the fumes have been triggering headaches. So I asked in a FB group for any brand that made acetone additives without grapeseed oil (because I'm allergic to it). Misty responded letting me know that she had a brand new product that was grapeseed oil free and offered to send me a bottle to try out and review! So check below for my thoughts!


Acetone Additives are usually a mix of oils that you can add to a bottle of acetone to help make it less drying, while not compromising the ability to effectively remove nail polish. Now, I don't use acetone to remove my polish. When swatching I use a peel off base coat and for regular wear I use a non-acetone remover. But I still need to use it for clean up, I have narrow nails and most nail polish brushes are too big so I always end up with polish on my skin, no matter how carefully I apply it. Then there's glitters and gel polish, which will always need acetone to properly remove them. This was taking a toll on my skin and the smell of acetone was giving me daily headaches so I was super happy to be able to review this product.


Lilly Anne's Garden Acetone Additive comes in a 30ml bottle with a dropper top. This means that you can add the whole bottle to a 16oz bottle of acetone or you can just add a few drops to a dappen dish during clean up. This works out great for me! That way I can still have pure acetone for cleaning my stamping plates, and I can customize how much additive I want to use.

Before clean up
After clean up
I've been using it for my swatches this past week and as you can see, adding a few drops doesn't reduce the effectiveness of the acetone is any way! I always apply oil on my skin during swatching sessions before polishing, that's why my skin looks shiny in the before shot. Even with that, acetone would still dry it out. Now with the additive, look at how nice it looks after clean up, without having to apply any more oil.

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Overall, I think this is a great product and I definitely recommend it especially if you are in need of a grapeseed oil free acetone adddtive. You can get your own bottle now at http://lillyannesgarden.storenvy.com or by clicking here to go directly to the listing, price is $6 for a 30ml bottle. Misty has got a bunch of other great nail and skin care products, so be sure to check those out as well. You can also find Lilly Anne's Garden on Instagram.

I received this product in exchange for an honest review. I was not compensated in any other way and all opinions are 100% my own.


6 comments on "Lilly Anne's Garden Acetone Additive Review"
  1. I've been curious about acetone additive. I don't have issues with it drying out my skin, but I am definitely curious about this stuff. I will need to look into it. Thank you for this.

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  2. That's awesome that you've found one that you can use! It looks super effective!

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  3. Love the idea of this. I haven't tried an additive yet, but this makes me think I need to...

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  4. Great review! I can't live without my acetone additive and I'm thrilled you found a grape seed-free option that works great.

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  5. I love acetone additives and have tried ones from Stardust and So Much Goodness. They are great!

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  6. I've read so many reviews on acetone additives and I really need to get some for myself!

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