Best nail treatment after removing artifical nails

I've recently had mine all taken off and they're bendy and brittle. I've been using Olan Labs Nail Optimizer (you can buy it on ebay for about a fiver) and it's really good especially if your nails are recovering from acrylics.

Slowly but surely they'll be back to normal, but be warned (from experience) it can take about 3 months for them to feel 'right' again...just in time for Christmas

Soaked off a quickie f/glass set on my mum last night. She has quite brittle, ridgy nails as it is and for some reason they are always softer after f/glass or resin than when she normally has gel.
Anyway, I massaged in some cuticle oil and some Pinnacle Super Dew Lucious, popped her hands in the heated mitts for five minutes and they were good as new. Then a quick coat of Orly Nail Armour and you'd never know she'd had anything on. OK, so it's a few minutes more time than just putting a top coat on, but I think it's nice to feel pampered and to come away with nice nails.

While I was doing my nail technician training my tutor told me that warmed oil (olive or almond) is good for week, brittle nails. Obviously don't have it too hot as it will burn but soak your fingers in it as a while and then massage it in and do that a couple of times a week. Its a good cheap alternative that you could use in between the other products.

HTH

Sugarplum

It took nearly 6 months for my nails to sort themselves out and i also took skin, nail and hair vits to help too

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