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Customized Miracle Treatments

Some time ago I was catapulted into caring for my own nails! I know that some of you can relate; with the extreme turn in the economy I just couldn't afford to pay to get my nails done professionally. But that also resulted in having to remove the fake nails that I had filled and refilled for the past nine years... YIKES. My nails were in a terrible state and I did quite a bit of research into "nail repair" products. I started with nail strengtheners. NOPE, that didn't work. Now instead of weak, tearing nails, I was left with super brittle nails that almost seemed to shatter with the slightest bump. I then turned to nail fortifiers that kind of worked but also seemed to peel off my nails in a hurry. Finally I found Nail-Aid! These products ROCK! Unlike any other products I've found these products come with a 30 day, 100% satisfaction guaranty. At a price of $6.50/bottle and free shipping with the purchase of two or more bottles, the price rocks too! On top of that, there is no animal testing on their products, they are environmentally friendly in the production of their products and they are health conscious by only producing products that are formaldehyde, toluene and dibutyl phthalate free. Now... let me talk A LOT about these incredible products. I have not used them all, but I fully intend to.

The first product that I tried from Nail-Aid was Clear Liquid Bandage for my many torn nails. This product worked every bit of the way it was described on the website. Oh, and speaking of the website... you will NOT FIND an easier website to find EXACTLY the nail products you need. Just click on the product name that appears over the bottle and another screen will open showing you with words and pictures what the product is intended to treat. It will even tell you all the ingredients and directions for use. You will have everything you need to know about the product so that you are sure you made the right purchase. Just like their products, the website is AMAZING! Even if you don't purchase their products, check out the site because it's like no other!

The second product I tried (because I had to buy two bottles for free shipping) was the Pink Natural Growth Therapy. Now THIS product changed EVERYTHING about having to do my own nails. This product made me fall in love with doing my own nails; in fact, I ended up going back and buying more bottles. Every time I applied a coat of this growth therapy, my nails looked clean and strong and sparkley! The polish has a pink tint to it that brightens both the pink and the white of the natural nail. And grow they did! As I wrote in yesterday's post... NOTHING compares to this nail growth therapy in my opinion. I love, love, love these products. Why do I even consider trying anything else? Well, because like most women I am on a never ending search for something better. As of right now I can honestly say that I haven't found it. These products are miracle products. The next two products that I will be purchasing will be the Cuticle Cure to compare with Burt's Bees Lemon Butter Cuticle Creme and Creative's Solar Oil, and Nail-Aid's Brush on wrap. I should just go ahead and pick up a couple of bottles of my Pink Natural Growth Therapy while I'm at it! [Wink]
To find out more about Anise Cosmetics (the makers of Nail-Aid), click here! To find a Nail-Aid nail treatment of your own click here.
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