Beauty

[Danielle46]

I have been using it for 20 years and my nails are healthy and beautiful. I have never developed that disorder you mention nor have I ever developed fungus.

[LBandS]

On 1/4/2014 Juleszz said:

I'm reading the box that my Nailtiques formula 2 comes in & it states, "Nail Protein", "For Soft, Peeling, Bitten, Weak or Thin Nails.

It lists itself as a nail protein not a hardener & also says it's for all these things and uses the word "or" not "and" which is why I purchased it for peeling.

I also just reread the pamphlet insert & nowhere does it say do not use for just peeling if you have strong nails.

I did my best folks at reading before buying & using, but sometimes there is still a problem.

Again, I hope that this doesn't happen to anyone else.

If you really did your research you would have read the instructions for F3 which is for hard nails that are peeling!

[LBandS]

On 1/4/2014 Juleszz said:

On 1/4/2014 squeezebox said:

annacat is 100% right. OP, you were using the wrong formula. You can not blame the product. Those of you with nails that are soft, peeling, splitting etc., this product is amazing. I had thee most pathetic nails for years. Not sure where I even heard about this product but I bought the smallest bottle available. I've hardly made a dent in the teeny bottle and my nails are SO much stronger. And they grow! I can actually paint my nails now! I highly recommend this product but please check their website to make sure you are buying the correct formula.

Thanks, but at this time I do believe it to be the Nailtiques 2 that has caused my nails to lift from their nail beds. I'll keep you & everyone else that reads my post updated.

Because formula 2 was not made for you and you should have stopped at the word soft!

Had you used the correct formular (3) it would not have happened. Do not blame the product because your research was incomplete!

[LBandS]

On 1/4/2014 Juleszz said:

On 1/4/2014 PMS 24-7 said:

i had nail separation years ago while wearing acrylics. i used neosporin and it healed it up.

Oh, great idea. I didn't think of using that & I already have it in.

If you don't mind me asking, how bad was your nail separation & how are your nails now?

Again, if you had done your research, you would have found out that Nailtiques has a special formula for after acrylics!

[minnietwinnie]

OP Thanks for sharing your experience. We can all learn from these threads. (:

[PMS 24-7]

Juleszz, I used neosporin everyday, and I thinking put a band aid on it ...not tight. , I continued to do my acrylics and never gave it another thought. It was better the next fill in. I do not do acrylics anymore and it has taken years to repair. I still have peeling.

[Juleszz]

On 1/4/2014 Tique said:

I ordered Formula 2 last night. I am having peeling and splitting so it is the right formula for me. At least right now.

I hope it works for you.

[Juleszz]

On 1/4/2014 jbs said:

I have that same condition on one of my nails( from using nail glue for a torn nail) and developed a fungus/yeast infection under the raised nail. My derm suggested soaking my nail in a solution of 1 tb. vinegar and water, ten minutes, twice a day. The infection is gone and the nail is slowly reattaching.

Hope this helps.

I'm doing my best to keep the now lifted nails dry underneath so hopefully I wont get a fungus. But if I do, this definitely sounds like a great, natural & easy cure. Thanks for sharing this with me. I'm going to keep this info for others too.

Glad to hear your nail is reattaching.

[Juleszz]

On 1/4/2014 Beejene said: I have been using it for 20 years and my nails are healthy and beautiful. I have never developed that disorder you mention nor have I ever developed fungus.

I'm glad to hear that you have not had any problems.

[Juleszz]

On 1/4/2014 annnacat said:

On 1/4/2014 Juleszz said:

I'm reading the box that my Nailtiques formula 2 comes in & it states, "Nail Protein", "For Soft, Peeling, Bitten, Weak or Thin Nails.

It lists itself as a nail protein not a hardener & also says it's for all these things and uses the word "or" not "and" which is why I purchased it for peeling.

I also just reread the pamphlet insert & nowhere does it say do not use for just peeling if you have strong nails.

I did my best folks at reading before buying & using, but sometimes there is still a problem.

Again, I hope that this doesn't happen to anyone else.

If you really did your research you would have read the instructions for F3 which is for hard nails that are peeling!

You are angry with me because of what has happened to me due to this product. You're not here to be helpful to anyone & you are what I've heard called a "troll".