The transcript is a video review by a YouTuber named Christine, who is also known as a "booty guru." She reviews a nail polish remover product called "Nail Fix and Chill," which she received from a viewer. The product is designed to remove nail polish without the need for harsh chemicals like acetone.
Christine starts by painting her nails with a product she frequently uses, which involves applying a peel-off base coat for glitter polish and a regular base coat for other colors. She then uses a nail polish remover to remove the base coat before applying the new color. She mentions that she has tried various nail polish remover products, including a gimmicky spray product that was a disaster.
The viewer who sent her the "Nail Fix and Chill" product is excited about it, and Christine agrees to review it. She starts by painting her nails with the product, which she describes as a tube of hand cream. She applies a thick layer of the cream on her nail plate and leaves it on for one to three minutes. She then massages the cream into her nails and removes it with a dry cotton pad or tissue.
Christine compares the effectiveness of the "Nail Fix and Chill" product to her usual method of using acetone. She finds that the "Nail Fix and Chill" product works faster and is less harsh on her skin. However, she notes that the product left some stickiness on her skin.
In the end, Christine concludes that the "Nail Fix and Chill" product is innovative and effective, despite its messy application process. She encourages her viewers to try the product and share their experiences.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a YouTube video by Christine, a nail polish enthusiast.
2. The video is about testing a new product called nail fix and chill, which is a nail polish eraser cream.
3. Christine applies the cream on her boyfriend Ben's nails and compares it to acetone nail polish remover.
4. The cream works well on Ben's nails, which have two coats of neon polish, but not on Christine's nails, which have multiple layers of polish and topcoat.
5. Christine also investigates the brand behind the product, which is called I don't care (or sign) and has controversial branding choices, such as using Netflix's logo and slogan "Make Polish Great Again".
6. The brand had to change its name from nail fix and chill to remove and chill after Netflix sent them a cease and desist letter.
7. Christine concludes that the product is not very effective for her needs and prefers acetone nail polish remover.