Nail Tek Intensive Therapy 2, Nail Strengthener for Soft and Peeling Nails, 0.5 oz x 2-Pack
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Formaldehyde, which is known to cause cancer, is found in most nail polish products. If you want a safer product, look for one that is formaldehyde-free.
The primer is applied to your nails to help fill in ridges and uneven spots. br>Apply the top coat after that. br>Normally, I apply two coats of paint. br>Over the next 2 - 3 minutes, I coat my nails once more with top coat. 3 days. br>After that, I remove it and begin again.
The ridge filling foundation dries matte, while the intensive therapy II foundation dries shiny. I think it looks nice as a glossy coat on its own, but it also looks great if you use it as a base coat, then apply your favorite color, and finish with the nail tek.
The following are the ingredients: Toluene, Ethyl Acetate, Butyl Acetate, Nitrocellulose, Tosylamide Formaldehyde Resin, Dibutyl Phthalate, Isopropyl Alcohol, N Butyl Alcohol, Formaldehyde, Camphor, Benzophenone 1, Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, Calcium Pantothenate (Vitamin B5), Violet 2 (CI60725), Violet 2 (CI60725), Violet 2
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On the back of the bottle, near the top, there is a cancer warning. When I attempted to return the unused bottle, I was informed that it was flammable and therefore could not be returned. It couldn't have been "shipped" to me because it was too flammable. To say the least, I'm disappointed because I don't use products that are labeled as cancer-causing. When the item was first purchased, it was not specified in the description.
I was on the verge of abandoning the project! I'd had enough of cutting down my nails in an attempt to repair the damage. To keep them from splitting apart, I tried a slew of different products. collaborating with them YUCK! Despite the fact that this product was significantly less expensive than others I had previously tried, I decided to give it a shot! WOW! What a stark contrast. I just finished doing my manicure. NONE OF THE NAILS HAVE SPLIT! What a difference from before! I felt I simply had to take the time to inform others about the product, and I rely on other Amazon Reviewers to do so. It's also something I owe to you! Try it! I believe my split nails are caused by a combination of medications I take, as well as a thyroid problem. Who is to say? All I knew was that it was a disaster. and this is the FIRST product to solve the issue! TRY IT!.
When I opened the bottle, I noticed that the label was wrinkled and angled. I applied the product, which had an odd consistency and almost no shine, and it started peeling off almost immediately, despite my refusal to believe I had been duped. I then went back to Ulta and purchased the product again, comparing the two. Both the box and the interior label on the Ulta one were immaculate. The product worked and looked exactly like I remembered it from my salon experience. People, be wary of what you're buying. This is the second time I've gotten a fake beauty product. It's going to be the final one.
Don't be taken in by the trickery. This stiff has been in my possession for a long time. This time (and in the past), the product was more water-based than I'm used to, and it didn't work or dry nearly as well. I am extremely dissatisfied with the product that I received.
They don't come in a box, and they're a different color. consistency compared to the one I bought in a sealed package from a store. This product is yellowish and watery, whereas my original product is crystal clear and thick. It also dried in a different way on my nails - My actual product is a little thicker. dries very shiny and smooth; the amazon product is a little shinier than the real thing, but you can still see it. Feel how it makes my nails feel after I've applied it. br>Both were applied over a ridge filler by Nailtek. After noticing the difference with this product, I decided to do the same thing with my real product to see if it was just my imagination or if it was actually different. In real life, the differences are much more pronounced than in photographs, but I believe they are still visible in photographs.
This stuff works, but not as well as some people might believe. br>br>It is not a cure because my nails are still soft and peeling. However, as long as it's on underneath my nailpolish, it prevents peeling and, as a result, chipping. br>br>Before using this, I assumed it was because of the various polishes I was using. Despite using various base coat products, I'd do my nails at night and find that by the next morning, my polish had already chipped. br>br>While this may cure some, it will at the very least prolong the life of your manicure, as it did mine. br>br>As a result, I strongly suggest this product.
I apply a coat of the strengthener every day for 7 days. It's been ten days, and my nails are getting stronger and more lustrous. Then I delete everything and begin again. It's been working great for a few months now, and my nails haven't even split. They still have ridges, but they're less noticeable (and by day 7 or 10, they've vanished, despite the fact that the coats are clear). I'm on Day 2 in this photo. When you read the details (milky, thin, disappears on your nails, no gloss, etc. ), it appears that some of the people on here complaining about the strengthener not being what they remember are actually using the ridge filler. None of these things are the strengthener. It's all good.
Goodbye, naltiques; they either raised or recalled the price of formula 2. After that, I went to Nailtiques and purchased the ridge filler. My nails are growing faster and are much stronger than they were with nailtiques. br>This is also more cost effective, and it has even healed a problem nail I've had for a long time. br>This is by far the best.
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