Bliss KissRefillable Cuticle Oil Pen for Nails - Empty 8 ml Squeeze Nail Oil Pen with brush applicator from 1-Pack

Works wonderfully for nail/cuticle oil. Super easy to fill and most importantly REFILL. This pen has traveled with me in my purse (on an airplane) twice and has remained airtight with no leakage (the first time I flew with it, I cut off a finger of a nitrile glove and stretched it around the pen and knotted it, just in case). It’s a little powerhouse! The pen’s cap is threaded and it screws/twists on easily and SECURELY. I’ve had various oils in these, all with different viscosities and this little wonder just keeps on doing its job without difficulty. The body of the pen that holds the oil is made of a flexible plastic that is easy to manipulate (gently squeeze the body of the pen to distribute the contents into the brush tip) My current combination is jojoba oil (50%), sweet almond oil (40%) and vitamin E oil (10%). I just purchased another set of 3 and plan to test this pen’s ability to handle % castor oil. Castor oil is viscous, thick and sticky so if anything is going to give it a run for it’s money, it will be this. I will update this review if the results are less than expectations, but I’m truly impressed with its performance so far.

I’ve been using the bliss kiss oil twist pen, but I was starting to run out, so I got on here to buy more and saw that I can bundle a refillable pen with a bottle of oil. Not only will it save me money, but I like this pen much better. It fits a lot more oil, and the cuticle pusher on the cap is an extra bonus! It’s everything I need for cuticle care in one product. I even bought two so I can keep one on my bedside table and one by the couch. The twist pen is still a better choice for keeping in your purse or when you travel, though, since it’s much less likely to leak. But this is a great product. It has improved the look and strength of my nails considerably, and application is easier and less messy with a pen than with a dropper. The fragrance free really is fragrance free- it truly smells like nothing at all. And the oil soaks in quickly so it’s not staying greasy and getting everywhere after application. If you can stick with completely bare nails for a few days and do several applications a day, you can seriously rehab your nails if they’re in bad shape. Then just once or twice a day to keep it up.

Love these. I put my own homemade oil blend in them and I also use one for my Blue Cross cuticle remover lotion. The brush gets into all the nooks and crannies and it's really helpful for targeting dry areas with oil, and for brushing cuticle remover along the sides and under the tips of my nails. I love them. They are easy to fill and they work very well.

This cuticle pen is easy to refill and I’m thrilled that it doesn't leak. I like the quality, size and the brush is good quality. I think this will be durable for a long time. The plastic top is aIso a cuticle pusher. I bought the 3 pack for $15. It works very well but feels too expensive for the cost of what it is. I think it should be in the $10-12 range. I have the OPI Repair Mode Bond Building Nail Serum in one and CND Solar Oil in another and it’s working 10/10.

Works well, portable, easy to use, no leaking. Price isn't great, but they are truly reusable and refillable. It's hard to find a better alternative.

Update: these pens are easy to refill! There are 2 parts to take off, one is the brush and then the part with the spring. If you leave the part with the spring inside in, the pen will be really hard to fill, so avoid making my mistake! I haven’t been using them as frequently as when I bought them, more like one a week now or so for maintenance. These are great to refresh your nails after getting dried out at the pool or beach!This winter was harsh and my skin and cuticles are so dry! The cuticle oil in a nail polish type dispenser I bought a few years ago looked like there was something growing in it, so I figured it was time for a change. After reading up on it, I decided to buy jojoba oil and pens. The Bliss Kiss pens are better quality than the standard click style ones and are supposed to be refillable. I haven’t needed to refill yet, so I hope that’s not too hard; I like that there are good videos showing the process when the time comes. I couldn’t find the maximum fill line, the instructions say not to fill it all the way and the oil bleeds into the bristles if more than half full and kept on the side. I was debating how to keep the pen propped upright, but discovered that it’s fine when left on its side. There is oil on the bristles, but it doesn’t leak and I don’t have to squeeze to get the oil out. It seems to work just fine. I really like the convenience of these pens, they’re easier to use than the nail polish type dispensers and are more portable. I can keep one on a side table next to the sofa and I find myself using it a lot more frequently because it’s so easy and I don’t worry about knocking it over or spilling it. I recommend giving these a try, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.

Very easy to use, neat, no leakage, easy to refill.

What a neat little thing! A thoughtful product, love it!I wanted to get an oil brush-pen, but couldn't see anything on the market that was refillable. Finally found one! It's much less wasteful than using the non-refillable ones that you'd have to keep buying & that just get thrown out time after time, didn't want those. This thing has no sneaky marketing, no hassle in figuring out how it works! Very easy to use.I was using small oil bottles, and putting drops on my hands and then rubbing them on my hands, nails, and cuticles (still do that). I kind of have dry nail beds, the brush-pen can now better focus on those areas. Also, less of a mess!I use regular oils like jojoba, avocado, Almond, grapeseed, etc. Sometimes mix them. Trader Joe's Brazil nut body oil is nice too.