Nail and Cuticle Serum
Nail Oil
A nourishing serum for strong looking nails and soft cuticles.
$20.00
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Our Nail Oil is a blend of conditioning plant oils chosen to create the best possible environment for nail health. Massaged into nails and cuticles, it softens dry edges and helps nails look strong and healthy.
It is a calm, clean step in a world of nail products filled with harsh solvents.
Ingredients
How to use
Good to know
A calm, clean step for nails and cuticles
Hands go through a lot. Dish water, garden soil, hand sanitizer and cold weather all leave nails looking dry and cuticles ragged. Our Nail Oil is a simple serum made from a blend of conditioning plant oils, vitamin E and essential oils. Massaged into nails and the skin around them, it softens dry cuticles and helps nails look smooth, strong and healthy.
What makes it different
Much of the nail aisle is built around strong solvents, plasticizers and resins. Nail oil goes the other way. It does not coat the nail in a hard film; it simply conditions. That makes it an easy daily habit, and a nice counterbalance if you wear polish.
Plant oil blend
The plant oils soften dry, rough cuticles and add a healthy looking sheen to the nail surface. Oils are a natural fit for this job because they spread well into the tiny ridges and edges around each nail.
Vitamin E
Vitamin E is an antioxidant that helps keep the oils fresh and adds a conditioning touch.
Essential oils
A small amount of essential oils gives the serum a pleasant natural scent. Our guide to essential oil safety explains why we keep them well diluted.
What we leave out
- No toluene, DBP or the rest of the toxic trio found in some nail polishes.
- No phthalates, often used as plasticizers in nail products.
- No formaldehyde releasing preservatives.
- No synthetic fragrance.
Who it is for
Anyone whose nails look dry or peel, or whose cuticles feel rough: gardeners, cooks, health care workers who wash constantly, guitar players, and people taking a break from gel or acrylic manicures. It is also a gentle choice for people building a non toxic routine who want to skip harsh nail products. If a nail changes color, shape or texture suddenly, check with a doctor, since nails can reflect overall health.
How to get the most from it
Consistency matters more than quantity. Apply a drop to each nail once or twice a day, ideally at night, and massage it into the nail plate and cuticle for a few seconds. The massage itself helps the oil work into dry edges. Gently push back softened cuticles with a towel rather than cutting them. If you wear polish, apply the oil around the edges daily and on bare nails between manicures. Wear gloves for dishes and cleaning to protect your work.
Questions about Nail Oil
Does cuticle oil really work?
Cuticle oil is one of the simplest ways to help dry, ragged cuticles look and feel softer. Results come from daily use rather than a single application. Massage a drop into each nail once or twice a day, and you will usually notice smoother looking cuticles within a few weeks.
Should I use cuticle oil before or after nail polish?
Apply oil to bare nails before bed or after your polish is fully dry. Oil on the nail right before painting can keep polish from sticking, so clean the nail with soap and water first if you are about to apply a fresh coat.
How often should I put oil on my nails?
Once or twice a day is ideal, especially at night when hands rest longest. If your hands are washed often, a quick extra application after washing helps. Regular, small amounts work better than an occasional heavy coat.
Why are my nails peeling and brittle?
Frequent hand washing, cleaning products, cold dry air and nail polish remover are common reasons nails look dry and peel. Conditioning oil and gloves for chores often help. If changes are sudden or come with other symptoms, talk with a doctor or dermatologist.
Learn more
The story behind the ingredients
Toluene, DBP and the "Toxic Trio" in Nail Products
Toluene, dibutyl phthalate and formaldehyde earned the name "toxic trio" in nail care. Here is what each does, what the "free" labels really promise, and how to protect your nails.
Castor Oil for Skin, Lashes and Hair
Castor oil is thick, glossy, and unusually rich in one fatty acid. Here is what it can and cannot do for skin, lashes, and hair, and how to use it with care.
Jojoba Oil: The Plant Oil That Mimics Skin's Own Sebum
Jojoba is not really an oil at all but a liquid wax from a desert shrub, and its structure resembles part of your skin's natural sebum. Here is why that matters.
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