u/canisviridis

I have had this for years and never used it because it's too small for my needs. It was my moms in the 80s.

The interior tag was ripped out, and there is an oil stain on the leather and some scratches on the hardware of the key fob. However there is no odors besides leather, and aside from the aforementioned, it is in good shape.. particularly the interior.

Given it's condition, I know i cannot expect a very high price for selling it. But I fear I am being lowballed with offers of 60-80 dollars. Anyone have any thoughts?

I'm pretty new to doing my own nails, so I'm sorry if this is a silly question. I'm just wondering if any of the products I own are bad, i.e. ineffective or bad for my nail health?

Besides the products pictured I use a glass file, wooden cuticle pushing sticks, and 365 brand cuticle & nail oil. I have also recently switched from pure acetone remover, to a non-acetone remover (the up&up brand from target).

My nails have always been quite brittle and flaky, and the Colorado air makes for very dry skin with frequent splitting at the edges of my nails most of the year.

I know I can Google each product I have, but you guys seem to really know what you're doing so I thought I'd ask the experts.

Anything you think I should remove from my collection or tools, please let me know! Or if there's something I should definitely add to my procedure that is also welcome.

Am I right?