Reddit reviews Nail Tek Intensive Therapy 2- For Soft, Peeling Nails
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For soft, peeling nailsSeals the layers of the nails togetherThickens nails while promoting strength and flexibilty
I’ve used Nail Tek in the past. Make sure to use with a little bit of oil to make sure your nails don’t become brittle (I like jojoba, but olive oil works well if you have). Although it’s not marketed as a ridge filler, is thick enough that using it under polish should get rid of a bumpy surface. Best way to apply imho is to put on two coats, and then apply another coat every 3-4 days. Remove when you feel it’s getting thick and rinse, repeat. You could also just use it as a base coat for other colors.
Nailtek - OPI nail envy did not work for me at all and it actually made my nails yellow. Nailtek worked its magic and now they don't break and actually grow out to a decent length.
PC BHA liquid and AHA gel - those annoying tiny pimples which never come to a head? they're called closed comedones and these two products got rid of all of them for me.
A pumice stone - my feet get hard quite a lot so I rub them with the pumice stone after I shower and they end up so smooth!
That's all I can think of right now.
I use nail tek number 2 (for soft peeling nails) as a base coat and it has helped my nails a lot. For me it's a very solid basecoat too it doesn't chip or peel even if I go a little overboard with coats of polish.
I have also tried taking the hair, skin and nails supplements aka biotin like someone else mentioned. I noticed that it helps a little. However I read a study a while back saying that most supplements are just rice powder and stopped taking them.
Nail Tek II: http://www.amazon.com/Nailtek-Intensive-Therapy-2-Treatment-Peeling/dp/B0034E702U