Peeling fingertips after nail polish remover

I used Revlon and i had the same problem.

I had the same problem and the itching would not go away. Dont spend money on stuff over the counter you might  think will work cuz it won't. Beleave me, I tried everything. I did the lotion, I bought and tried the calamine lotion, Didn't work, I bought and tried cortizone lotion and didn't work. I searched and searched on line for help and didn't find noughthing useful. The only thing that releaved the itching was I held a ice pack on my hands. So I broke down and went to the clinic and they said it was a chemical recaction. They put me on steriod medican for a week and zyrtec. After 2 days the itch went away.

So now on to remove nail polish I do this method..

1. Pour warm water into a bowl

2. Stick all of your fingers into the bowl, and let them soak for two  minutes.

3. Spray deodorant spray onto your nails. Rub the deodorant into your nails with  a soft cloth.

4. Use your fingernails to scrape off your nail polish.

5. Soak a cotton ball with 99 percent isopropyl alcohol. Rub it onto your fingernails to remove any last bits of nail polish.Read more: 

The site below is were I learned this method. 

Read more:  How to Remove Fingernail Polish Without Remover | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_6226066_remove-fingernail-polish-remover.html#ixzz2LwDUv2mf

I had this problem and had to go to urgent care.  I have no insurance but I had to go because I was in college and needed help.  They gave me numbing cream and pain shots and pills.  I had to go back again.  All of my finger peeled up to the middle of my fingers.  I took pictures of them as they got worse.  It took quite a while for them to be normal again.  I contacted cutex and I had to send in the upc and lot #  with my bills.  They fully refunded me for my bills.   Nothing for the pain and suffering but I was happy to get my money for the medical bills.  They said it was a chemical burn.   Hope this help.

Michigan

ALOE VERA gel! make sure you get the 100% kind, not the green stuff with a bunch of other ingredients. Aloe is well known for it's ability to heal burns. Also try, pure 100% shea butter {it should be in solid form to be pure}. You can melt it down a bit to make it easier to use. Good luch!