KIKO MILANO - French Manicure White Pencil White pencil for nail tips

This product is exactly what is described. Good quality and works wonderfully.

Been using whiting pencils for years but get so disgusted by how they crumble. This pencil is much harder and performs so much better. If you are used to using these, you will love this one. This is all I will order from now on. Yes, they are more expensive, but worth it.

I like it for a nail looking french. Doesn’t last very long though. Lasts for half a day.

I tried it both wet and dry. It did nothing but make a big mess. I realized that it kept breaking or melting down but you can't sharpen it and why bother. A huge waste of my money. I found an old Sally Hansen whitening pencil in a purse. It is ancient and needed to be sharpened so I did that...it was still great and in a minute's time my nail tips were white. The "fancy" looking Kiko Milano one got tossed in my bottom drawer where I keep all of the stuff I buy that doesn't work. This is a worthless product and should not be sold on Amazon. You asked me for my opinion. JMHO.

I had high hopes for the KIKO French Manicure Pencil, but it was just okay for me. The concept is great—it's an easy way to achieve a natural, clean French tip look without needing polish. The pencil glides on smoothly and gives a nice, subtle white tip. However, the staying power isn’t the best. It tends to fade quickly, especially if your nails come into contact with water often. I also found that it works best on nails with a smooth, dry surface, but if your nails have ridges, the application can be uneven.

Finally a nail pencil that works…..it is a nail pencil that is hard and does not break off like others do. The white for under the nail stays white after it dries. THIS is a great pencil……Thank You!

I had never used a product like this before. I stopped wearing nail polish 2 years ago. This product gives a French manicure look that is very natural looking. You have to apply daily to keep it looking good. The lid is a tool to clean under the nails that you use first. I then filed, buffed and scrubbed with soap. While the nail is still damp apply the product under nails, coloring side to side several times. Finish by swiping some cuticle oil over whole nail and cuticle for a polished look.

My mom always used sticks like this growing up. However I feel like this one doesn’t really color the underside of my nail.