CND

CND

hybrid2022-08-13T21:37:47.000Z
Do you use cuticle remover? I’m going to recommend a routine +
I was a chronic nail biter who also bit the skin on the sides of my nails and starting a habit of cuticle remover, Amlactin, and cuticle oil and lotio
patricew2022-08-09T12:52:21.000Z
Nailtiques 2, and oil with CND Rescue Rxx
urang2022-08-08T15:22:38.000Z
CND Vinylux works well for me to smooth glitters, a bottle that has thickened may work w/1 coat
restingwitchface2022-08-02T06:47:42.000Z
what kind of top coat, if any, do you use for metallics?
i’m thinking of polishes like essie penny talk and cnd soirée strut…my top coats tend to make the finish look weird/less pretty but without it they’re
parmaviolettes2022-07-23T10:41:42.000Z
CND Solar Oil
mjG72022-07-22T20:19:58.000Z
CND Rescue Rxx. It has made such a huge difference+
It stopped the peeling and rough cuticles disappeared. But you have to be consistent. Use it after you wash your hands and rub it in before bed.
herekittykitty02022-07-03T15:54:30.000Z
It’s orange and I thought some ppl who don’t use a treatment underneath claim the orange tints +
Their nails orange soooo something to keep in mind!!! I think there’s another one that’s purple - maybe cnd? - and switching between the two counterba
subgirl2022-07-01T23:08:39.000Z
I’m still old school I guess. CND stickey + Seche Vite or SH ID ++
Though I have a few different “new” base & top coats I’m trying - Glisten & Glow ones & KB shimmer ones, plus Seche Vive. I also always use the OP
violaceopes2022-06-27T17:27:33.000Z
I got a CND Vinylux mani + pedi on vacation a few years ago for that reason, and they both lasted+
for a good month and a half after my vacation. If not for my nails growing out, they'd have both still been fine. I was really pleased - I'd done my n
chevstriss2022-06-23T21:59:42.000Z
YMMV but I have found all the OPI Power of Hue to be chippy
normally I use OPI Ridge Filler, I have also used CND stickey and same results