OrlyNail Dryer, Sec'n Dry, 0.6 Ounce

This works super fast . I put it over another good brand nail polish and it worked fast and nails were dry in no time &they looked shiny

I don’t go to the nail salon and I try to buy nail polish that will actually last. Orly will forever be my favorite nail polish brand. I don’t like waiting for my nails to dry and this stuff literally dried my nails within five minutes and I didn’t have to worry about it smudging. It was on sale for less than $5! I’m a girls girls so I like to share this with anyone who needs to find a good nail polish brand. It’s gives a very glossy finish and last for a little over a week.

The best top coat. Easy to apply and really helps dry the nails quickly.

Exactly as advertised. Completely satisfied

I had been a gel polish user for years, but hated how much it damaged my nails. On a whim I tried the Orly products. I have been incredibly impressed. The attached picture, don't mind the state of my cuticles, I was repotting trees, is day 4 of a hard life. I literally had my hands being beaten up by tree roots and dirt, and they have hardly chipped! This is with the Orly rubberized base, 2 coats of color and 1 coat of the Sec'n Dry. The Sec'n Dry, when used as directed made the nails touch safe in less than 2 minutes. I would highly recommend you try this!

This is the best nail polish dryer I have ever used. I don’t use gel products so I don’t have a light to cure my polish. This works great when I use regular lacquers and polishes.

I've used this on two or three manicures now and I'm really happy with how it works. I don't even have any Orly polishes, and am not loyal to any particular company. So it's worked on Sally Hansen and Sinful Colors and I think Essie as well, which is to say, I don't know how it works but it seems agnostic about brands. Yes, it dried and hardened up quickly such that within an hour I'm able to wash my hands, dry off with a towel, and crawl into bed, not worrying about towel or sheet marks in the manicure. The only slight drawback might be that it's not one of those super shiny topcoats. I suppose I could always apply a shinier topcoat later, if I really craved the glam. I'll keep using this Orly Sec 'n Dry because who has a half a day to waste sitting still and not moving their hands? Not me!Edit: I've noticed a drawback to this polish. It seems to get little bits in it of the dried product from the lip of the bottle. These can then transfer to my nails as I'm brushing it on. I've not had quite this problem with regular top coats so I'm thinking that once it's dry, those flakes do not dissolve in the wet polish being applied. The rubbery dried bits on/in the bottle can end up clinging to the brush as I'm applying the top coat. I still use this product, but more carefully and perhaps not as delightedly as when it first arrived.

EXCELLENT PRODUCT - WORKS QUICKLY TO PREVENT MESSING UP POLISH