Nailtiques users help

Jamma · ‎03-10-2010

My nails are peeling and one is splitting which would be best for me?

Nailtiques Formula 2 Protein

Nailtiques Nail Protein Formula 2 Plus.

Any help would be so appreciated.

Shelbelle · ‎03-09-2010

I dont recommend Nailtiques, it gets very thick in bottle very quickly and it did not help my nails. I like Duri Rejuvacote much better.

Jamma · ‎03-10-2010

@Shelbelle wrote:
I dont recommend Nailtiques, it gets very thick in bottle very quickly and it did not help my nails. I like Duri Rejuvacote much better.

Thanks for answering---where can it be purchased?

Venezia · ‎03-09-2010

@Jamma- I'm of the exact opposite opinion. I have the same problem as you and the only thing that worked for me was Nailtique's Formula 2. In fact, I'm using it right now.

I had used it a while back and my nails improved almost immediately. I kept using it until my nails grew out, then stopped, instead of switching to the Formula 2+, as suggested. Over time, my nails became weak and splitting again.

A couple of weeks ago I started again with Formula 2 and the difference is amazing.

(In-between, I tried Duri Rejuvacote and that did absolutely nothing for me despite weeks of trying. I threw it out. I think you have to see what works for you. I used to buy Naitique's at Ulta but they stopped carrying it. Now I get it at Walgreen's or Target.)

ETA: I'm a third of the way through my current bottle and it hasn't thickened at all, but I also have a nail polish thinner, if it ever does.

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Shelbelle · ‎03-09-2010

I get Duri on ebay, but if you already have the Nailtiques give it a try, butI would keep a polish thinner on hand, in fact, i think Nailtuques makes its own thinner. Guess that is beause it gets thick so fast.

Shelbelle · ‎03-09-2010

Nailtiques
Formula Fix®

Nailtiques Formula Fix

Nailtiques Formula Fix® is a protein based thinner.

Application:
For best results, add 2-3 drops of Formula Fix® to Nail Protein and/or Color Lacquer as soon as it begins to thicken. Thoroughly blend the ingredients by rolling the bottle upside down between the palms of your hands. Check consistency, the lacquer should drip freely from the brush. This process may be repeated as needed. Use caution not to over-thin as performance may be affected.