Nailtiques

Nailtiques

WintersBlue2022-06-08T10:36:31.000Z
Thank you, all! So far, so good - sore, but none +
of my nails have ripped (cut them to just a hair shorter than fingertip length). I’ve oiling & using the Nailtiques 2, so fingers crossed!
nickitraylor2022-06-06T13:05:11.000Z
it's definitely a body chemistry thing- I tried a couple before I landed on nailtiques
patricew2022-05-12T10:59:39.000Z
I actually use a treatment called Nailtiques 2. But I love the Olive Ave Polish base coat too.
patricew2022-04-01T16:31:17.000Z
I would love to know too because altho I have had great success with Nailtiques I still have a +
couple of really stubborn peelie nails. My middle finger on my left hand has permanent vertical peeling spot that I simply cannot get to grow out . I
hybrid2022-03-22T04:01:29.000Z
I agree about doing the regular maintenance of shape and cuticles, plus +
I like those 3 or 4 sided buffing Emory boards or blocks that you can get a high shine with. They work on the principle of finely sanding the nail and
Mel_C2022-03-17T13:51:24.000Z
About 20 years ago I had acrylic overlays for a couple years. I used OPI Nail Envy and r/o
lots of oil to get my nails back in good condition. Others like Nailtiques/Nailtek.
kricket31422022-03-07T19:53:47.000Z
2nd nailtiques
nickitraylor2022-03-07T14:19:05.000Z
It depends so much on your chemistry! I personally love Nailtiques 2, but again, it's really a
body chemistry thing. I tried several before finding one that really worked for me
hybrid2022-03-02T08:34:16.000Z
I agree about the teabag repair if not using gel. Use lots of nail glue or super glue +
It will need to be redone each time you remove nail polish but it will help the split grow out. Once it’s grown out, I’d recommend using Nailtique
suzq252022-02-28T20:22:10.000Z
Nailtiques Formula 2 - I used it for the 1st time 30 yrs ago and it still is the best imo.