Nailtiques

Nailtiques

nickitraylor2020-06-17T21:27:53.000Z
I had this issue and started using a treatment - I use Nailtiques 2 but it's super hard to find, so
maybe Nailtek or something like that? I swear, every time I did my nails they'd break and be horrible until I started using a treatment. Now they're s
jocox882020-06-13T20:17:07.000Z
I bought 4 bottles of Nail Tek NT2 from Amazon for $15.99. +
I really like the formula -- it actually sealed a rather large side nail peelie. The brush is very stiff and not shaped very well so I may decant. I
GHtourist2020-06-13T00:08:26.000Z
I switched to Nail Tek when Nailtiques got HTF. Starting my second bottle and love it so far+
I read somewhere that they are essentially the same but I have no idea if it is true. I use NT3 for dry and peeling.
southerngirl19132020-06-12T18:30:14.000Z
Nailtiques Formula 2 Sub
I've used this stuff for years but it's getting more difficult for me to find locally and seems to be getting more expensive. Are there any substitut
nickitraylor2020-06-05T15:41:30.000Z
this is me too, for my Nailtiques 2
patricew2020-05-17T16:08:18.000Z
Nailtiques 2+ for my base, Seche Vite topcoat
patricew2020-05-17T16:08:00.000Z
Nailtiques 2+ for my base, Seche Vite topcoat
catdoccannon2020-05-16T21:00:26.000Z
Nailtiques 2 and Poshe
frckls2020-05-14T06:34:59.000Z
No MU for now! Ninja Kitchen System, B Yoga Mat, acrylic MU brush holder, Orly Bonder, Essie Gel+
Couture Top Coat, a bunch of El Corazon nps and a bunch of nail/handcare products (Poshe AHA cream, Nailtiques 2+, DermaNail + Cutemol and Bliss Kiss
Sydera2020-05-13T11:20:46.000Z
Here are my personal tips+
1. Get the best polish and brush for you to start out. For me, the Zoya Z-wide brush is the easiest, and I like a very smooth almost jelly-ish formula