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Weak nails that split/peel - looking for a miracle
They have always been like this and with two kids I'm rough on my hands. I need to strengthen these suckers and grow them at least a little.
Any recs?
Michele
Mom to Skylar Kayla and Beck Dylan
Re: Weak nails that split/peel - looking for a miracle
Rejuvacote helped my nails a lot! got it at the salon. prenatal vitamins made a big difference as well.
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Everyone's nails respond differently, but I would start with one of these two and see how they work for you.
Glenna Harding Photography
I agree with the PP who recommended cuticle cream - it's one of the biggest factors for me. That, and avoiding nail polish. I wear polish on my fingers once in a blue moon because my nails freak out and split/peel. I'm not sure *why*, but I'm sure that nail polish is the cause.
I've actually started making my own cuticle cream (I'm a huge geek), but there are lots of products (like Burt's Bees or OPI Avoderm) that are good and easily transportable. You can also just rub a little oil (any kind - even olive oil) into your cuticles to help keep them moisturized.
GL!
Duri Rejuvicote and cuticle oil. I like the Essie pen, it smells nice and doesn't make my hands greasy. And I can toss one in my bag or car or nighstand and have it available to use when I think of it. I have the Lush one, but it craps up my hands to use, so I don't.
http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=essie+cuticle+pen&tag=googhydr-20&index=aps&hvadid=3401706641&hvpos=1t3&hvexid=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=2045373251051968668&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=e&ref=pd_sl_jvz2ki9o4_e