CAN COCONUT OIL BE USED ON NAILS?
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Hello,I would be happy to help you with this today! You can absolutelyuse coconut oil on nails.I hope this helps!Thank You,Customer Service
198924
NO! It is not Oil based. Ingredients are: BUTYLATED HYDROXYTOLUENE (UNII: 1P9D0Z171K) POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL...note the "Hydro" in Hydroxytoluene...these are water based. The skin and nails are awfully water proof, so wont get to the fungus. You need something oil based (Jojoba oil is the oil of choice right now)...go see your podiatrist
1131973
I do believe so but not sure. This tends to be for the skin and you need a different product in the infection is under the nail.Suggest you email Sally Hansen direct or call the 1 800 number
155502
Hi, I do think you can use these nails for the reasons you stated. Thanks Ken
1499681
Yes! That has been the sole use for my husband and it has worked well. He farms and his nails were terrible! They are much better now and continue to improve.
1020907
Yes, and it is advised that you do so in order to keep cuticles conditioned. I apply it daily, either morning or evening. Put on a light coat and massage into the nail bed and cuticle area. I massage it as part of a hand massage around the nail and fingers. You will like the light fragrance.
1131975
Yes, you can use it on finger nails also. Your toenails and fingernails are made of a tough protective protein called keratin. Fungal nail infections are most often seen in adults. They often follow fungal infection of the feet. Infections occur more often in toenails than in fingernails. Nail fungal infections are caused by microscopic organisms called fungi that do not require sunlight to survive. Most commonly, a group of fungi called dermatophytes (such as Candida) is responsible for nail fungal infections. However, some yeasts and molds also cause these infections.
927825
Yes. You can use it on natural or acrylic nails. It works great for the latest "shellac" polishes.
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I love it because it helps your nails to be strong and helps your joints. I blend it with juice or coconut water so it becomes very hydrating
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Yes. It is just straight food grade (safe to eat) coconut oil. You can use it in beauty products, food/cooking or any other thing you can think of.
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Yes, Kerasal Nail is effective on finger nails. (This answer is provided by Moberg Pharma, makers of Kerasal Nail.)
1134100
just like any other oil, I use it to fry fish, cook rice, use it in salads and for sauteing veggies. This oil from Trader Joe's is perfect because the taste is not too strong, I also like to use it with curry. Coconut oil is very healthy, you just need to enjoy the taste. It can also be used on your hair and skin. enjoy!
2104824
Yes it is very effective on thick toenails because it has the right attachments bundled with. It has been used in beauty salons so for sure it can be used at home.
921900
Unfortunately I can't answer your question, but if you send an email to the Kraft Customer Service, they probably can. Go to www.kraftfoodservice.com. It works wonders for my nails. I mix it with fruit juice, let it set and eat a few tablespoons once a day.
847177
Yes you can use it on acrylic nails. You follow the same steps. Make sure you rough up the nail just as you would natural nails. Just make sure you don't apply it very thick. Apply 2 thin coats or 3 if necessary.
983885
I've never tried it, but don't know why you would want to. If you use it on the bare nail everything layered on top will stay. I could never keep nail polish on my fingernails until I found it. Now my polish lasts all week.
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I have natural nails. I use them a lot. You just have to apply them while your polish is still wet and after it drys add a good top coat.