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Chelsea W.

Feb 5, 2013

Chelsea W.

I just bought this stuff the other day and was surprised because I didn't realize it was a polish but thought it was just a treatment. Well anyway I'm confused on how to use it. The directions say to apply daily to bare nails but since this product is a polish am i suppose to remove it everyday and apply a new coat or am I suppose to apply one layer over another? It seems to be that daily removal with a nail polish remover would be counterintuitive to nail strengthening.

Alli W.

Feb 22, 2013

Alli W.

That's so weird because I just got that stuff and I'm wondering the same thing! I have horrible nails due to lyme disease so I'm constantly covering them up with nail polish and now I'm trying to treat them because the polish is making it even worse of course... But yeah, what kind of instructions are those??

Kelly R.

Mar 11, 2013

Kelly R.

I thought it was just a treatment and was surprised by the smell. I don't like that its a polish.

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