I find myself with rough cuticles right around the nail, should I use Argan Oil and how?
85436
its wonderful I put it on my cuticles then I put on cotton gloves for a half hour. sometimes I leave it on all night
85437
Yes, you can. In the evening before you go to bed, wash your hands very well and add the argan oil to your cuticles and put on some gloves. If they are really rough you may have to repeat the process!
764063
I have tried pure Argan Oil from Whole Foods for dry hair and scalp. I think I paid $20 bucks for a good sized bottle here in Canada. Massage a small amount into your scalp and leave it in as long as possible.Then wash and condtion as you normally would. The Amir products don't live up to their promises and are way overpriced.
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Hello Donna, this oil is packaged in a dark glass bottle, which protects the oil from UV light to preserve the essential fatty acids and anti-oxidants that are so beneficial for your hair and skin. We do strongly recommend to purchase argan oil only in a glass bottle instead of a plastic or metal container to avoid interactions of the oil with the plastic or metal. Thank you for your interest in our product. We hope you choose Kandala Argan Oil for your purchase. Best regards, Toni Simmons Kandala
1355098
I bought the stuff for my wife. She has no experience in using it on the type of nails you describe.Sorry
1020903
I do all the time, it's like a skin - softening oil to help with skin breakage around cuticles. No dry time necessary!
1590021
No--I just apply it before bedtime and remove the softened nail after swimming in the morning. Then apply an antifungal cream.wbd MD
2061188
I would say it's good for cuticles. I can't say about the nail itself. Probably will give them a nice shine.
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.....
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Hi just looked at bottel no ingredients ,I have done my own nails for years ,love this new product ,but takes getting use to .be sure to shake all coats before applying and go easy on each coat ,I have a Sally Hansen curing led light sometimes give it 2 curing times ,wipe around cuticle before curing ,the gel is great!!no chips on tips and as grows out I have regular opi polish to fill in ,usually last 10 days to 2 weeks , Jo
634613
you have to wait to get dry and just scratched with your nails....i tried with baby oil (it works with other types of wax) but it didn`t work with the hard wax.
1965006
Hmmm, not quite sure i have several types of cuticle oils so... I use them when im in the mood. but i would say maybe 10 manicures each... Maybe more depending on how much u use. Theyre very handy to carry in your purse. I really like them.
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it would seem to me that you would have to remove nail polish because it acts as an impermeable barrier so the nail itself,would not get the treatment. additionally you would need to sand down the nail to achieve better penetration. After all this you might get extensive inflammation and soreness, because this product is very very strong and aggressive.
1178793
I use this argan oil on my toddler. She is 2.5 and has very fine hair that gets tangled very easily. I use a tiny drop of argan oil to help manage it and have seen a lot of improvement in the overall health of her hair!
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I bought it for my hair, it made my hair incredibly sticky, heavy and limp and caused it to clump plus its smells "off". I suspect this is not Argon oil or its rancid one of the two. Yes you can use argon oil on your hair, work one drop into your palms, and then run your hair through your hands to smooth on. Never do more than a drop at time or the roots of your hairs, you will have greasy spots in your hair. I have very thick very long hair and I use no more than 4 drops per application to control dryness and frizz...that will give you an idea of how much to use.
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.
747746
Take a dab on the pad of one finger. Then use that finger to rub the product onto all the nails of the other hand, pushing back into the cuticles and a bit beyond the cuticles. This pushing action keeps your cuticles pushed back, obviously. But the massaging action a bit beyond the cuticle stimulates the nail bed where the nail growth is formed and helps nails grow in faster and stronger. [This is what I have read.] Repeat for the opposite hand.
500457
I am an individual who does my own nails and I am not a manicurist. I paint my nails all the way down which covers my cuticles. Honestly, I did not know you were not supposed to paint over the cuticle. I have had not had an problems other than occasional nail fungus but that is always toward the top of my nail and not down around the cuticle.