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Miffi M.

Sep 22, 2013

Miffi M.

Hello ladies,

I would like to know how you take care of your nails after removing your nail polish. My nails are always very dry and generally just look awful when I remove it, even though I always use a good base. After removing the polish I put on a special oil nail booster. And after that a calcium polish to strenghten and rejuvenate my nails.

What is your routine? Do you use special oils, care polishes, lotions or do you make something yourself to take care of your nails?

Cheers,
Miffi

Charissa T.

Sep 22, 2013

Charissa T.

I put olive oil on mine for half an hour!!:)

Laura O.

Sep 22, 2013

Laura O.

Any Jessica product is fabulous :)

Janelle H.

Sep 22, 2013

Janelle H.

Jojoba oil for the cuticles!

Sabrina K.

Sep 22, 2013

Sabrina K.

I rub a Shea butter and almond oil moisturiser on my nails after removing my nail polish, and then I put on Essie base coat, and my nails always look pretty healthy! I think it depends a lot on how your nails are, so nails are just more sensitive then other!

Raven N.

Sep 23, 2013

Raven N.

My nails used to break constantly and "peel" every day and be super soft. I wash my hands sooo often because I work as a baker. BUT it stopped doing that when I started using my Burt's Bees Lemon Cuticle Butter all the time. I just take it with me in my purse and with or without nailpolish I rub it over my nails a few times a day. AND use a hand cream (whichever I have at the time) at night before bed. Now my nails don't break and are super hard.

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