What have people's experience been with using for fingernails that are lifting away from the nailbed, putting this on the underside of the nail?
1040612
I used it on my toenails and they cleared in just a few treatments. I was only bothered with two toenails; however I keep some in medicine cabinet and if I feel my nails are starting to get the fungus again, just a couple days and it is gone again.
1040613
Keep nail dry wearing gloves and using hair dryer and applying under the nail as close to fungus area as possible
1040614
I used it on my toenail and never noticed any improvement while using the product.
1355098
I bought the stuff for my wife. She has no experience in using it on the type of nails you describe.Sorry
21986
I just started using it for a toe nail fungus which will take a long time to know if it works or not. Sorry, but I have no other experience with it other than what I've read about the product in general.
345484
I apply it under nail polish, and it comes off with the polish. I then re-apply. It works very well this way. If you wear it alone it probably chips, so it would look smoother if you removed it and re-applied.
1336346
I would try it. Spray the spot and take a soft dry rag and dap or blot. I wouldn't rub it. Its amazing what it lifts off. Hope that works for you
1149095
It suppose to cover tip only. You can drop it lower on nail if you want to. Up to own discretion....hope this helps.
183184
For best results you can apply under nail and or push cuticle back and apply so that new nail can be treated as it comes out. Hope this helps. By the way i tried lots of products, pills and home remedies out there and had poor results. This product is superior, works outstanding. Just sure you apply daily until new nail comes out.....
1066090
As Mariah answered below about the groove at the nail bed, I don't put the gel or acrylic that far back I make it look as if the finger needs a fill already!
1857197
Not very well. You have to wrap the nail up with foil and cotton loaded with acetone. Then take it off after a while and scrape, and do it again. The easiest way I find is to file it off with a coarse emery board, or use an electric filer- CVS has them for ten dollars- battery op, or you can get an electric one on ebay. It's very similar to acrylic when removing it.
1436983
the backing peels off..i hope you have decent fingernails..that would make it much easier than when I had to peel it off
799924
I used this product for about 1 to 2 months and found that it really isn't any better than Sally Hansen's products. I had problems with my nails peeling, and the best advice I got was from a manicurist, and she said to buff them, it worked! Good luck to you!
19386
Also you need some plain rubbing alcohol to wipe down you nails after, it does not come with the stuff mentioned in the instructions. Rubbing alcohol is alot cheaper and does the job, otherwise your nails stay tacky
2104822
Yes it is effective on toe nails using the right attachment (which is included) . Previous response that it is "used" is ridiculous because the company (35 years in business manufacturing personal care appliances) is registered with the FDA unlike other sellers and are subject to stiff penalties if they sell "second-hand" drills which other sellers online will do. ALL Bargainsources products are brand new. Hope this clarifies things up.I am a professional Nail Tech, staff member for Bargainsources.
1220541
this doesn't damage the nails. I was using shellac and when they would take it off eventually it began to whittle away the top of my nail until they were paper thin. My nails are generally very strong. I was ticked because I thought it would strengthen not break down. I am looking for something that will help my strong nails stay strong not damage them.
897958
I typically just apply it when I polish my nails. I use it as a base and a top coat. There may be other methods, but this works very well for me. My nails are notably stronger. My nail stylist even said so the other day.
1318243
I apply it as often as I like, but it lasts for weeks so there is no need to apply often! Every once in a while you might want to give your nails a break and use a nail strengthener.
1810104
I have not tried these on fingernails. Most people probably purchase these to deal with thickened toe nails. They might be a bit of overkill for normal fingernails.