Marble Hill Vitamin E Nail & Cuticle Oil for Dry Brittle Damaged Nails - 10ml Nail Strengthener Treatment with Brush - Perfect for Manicures, Pedicures & At-Home Nail Care

Marble Hill's Nail Oil Will Leave Your Nails Feeling Nourished & Supple! We have used a trio of oils chosen specifically for their nail strengthening and conditioning properties, each of which contains its own unique profile of lipids, vitamins and minerals. Intensely conditioning for dry brittle nails.Softens and smooths the cuticle.Nourishes & strengthens weakened nails and toenails.Massages out ridges and deformities on the surface of the nail.Recommended by podiatrists and nail care professionals.Dries without greasy residue. How to Use Apply gently to the nail and cuticle area using the brush. Massage in the oil with your fingers to promote new nail growth and leave on. Perfect before and after a manicure to keep nails healthy. Jojoba Oil Replaces moisture lost by frequent hand washing, chemical damage and illness, ideal for conditioning brittle, weak or soft nails. Improves the appearance and comfort of both nails and fingertips. Camellia Oil Easily absorbed emollient oil rich in Vitamins A and B. Helps strengthen nails and impart a glossy protective sheen. Argan Oil Helps maintain strong healthy nails through its antioxidant and moisturising components. Used regularly it helps keep the nails strong and the skin and cuticles smooth and resistant to cracking and splitting. Reasons for Using Nail Oil Use of Drying Chemicals Chemicals such as nail varnish remover or use of acrylic & gel nails can make nails soft or weakened . Leading nail professionals recommend frequent application of cuticle/nail oils for maximum hydration benefits. Frequently Using Water Whether through employment or household activities such as hand washing delicate clothes or dishwashing softens nails and can make them brittle. Moisturising of hands and nails is very helpful. Repeated Injury to the Nails Through work or using nails to open cans, packages etc. can all cause chronic damage resulting in peeling & split nails. Avoiding such trauma and conditioning nails to keep them strong and flexible are important. Ageing As we get older, skin, hair and nails all become drier and more vulnerable, needing regular application of moisturiser including to the nails and cuticles to prevent painful cracking and splitting. Diseases Diseases such as Anemia are well known to cause peeling or caving of the nails. Once the diagnosis has been confirmed by your doctor a healthy diet including iron rich foods and a regular moisturising regime help support their recommendations and restore the nail condition.