Nail hardener recommendations

I have terribly weak nails that flakeand tear very easily. I've used Nail Envy and would recommend, but it isn't foolproof, ie my nails still managed to break. I think the discipline of putting stuff on nails helps you (me) to look after them better.

But I think it's worth a go.

Do you get an Avon catalogue? They do some pretty decent and cheap nail strengtheners in there. You can buy online too.

http://avonshop.co.uk/beauty/b/make-up/nail-experts.html

Nails Inc is my new favourite nail brand at the moment - I'm lucky enough to have pretty strong nails but this stuff looks good.

https://www.nailsinc.com/nailpolish/a-e-base-coat/223/

I use one of the Nails inc A&E varnishes. my problem is peeling nails! grrr! https://www.nailsinc.com/nailpolish/weak-peeling-and-bendy-nails-treatment-pack/197/

Ive heard good things about Sally Hansen nail hardeners!

The mothership uses Nail Envy and never shuts up about it! I think she gets it off of QVC too as its cheaper there.

My mum bought me Nail Magic a few years ago and it really worked but I am rubbish at remembering to use it!!

My nails are exactly like yours, soft and bendy!!

I cannot recommend Nail Envy enough, it is brilliant stuff.

I do my own gel overlays, and am pretty lucky that my nails are generally in good condition, however on the occasions where I am impatient and rip my gels off instead of soaking, thereby ruining my nails, I use Nail Envy for about 3/4 weeks and my nails are then usually in good condition again and back to a decent length. I recommend it to all of my friends and colleagues and always have a bottle in my handbag and around the house.

Perfectil nail plus

OPI Nail Envy is fab.

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