Healing Oil for Dry & Damaged Nails Eveline Cosmetics Nail Therapy Professional
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Age:
18+
Volume: 12 ml
Classification: mass-market
Country: Poland
Made in: Poland
Eveline Cosmetics' oil for treating dry and damaged nails will become your faithful ally in combating the minor imperfections that prevent your manicure from sparkling flawlessly! Nail Therapy Professional positively impacts the fragile nail plate, eliminating brittleness, delamination, and other signs of dehydration, while preventing their reoccurrence. This versatile beauty product impresses with its restorative, strengthening, regenerative, and protective properties, essential for a total nail renewal. Moreover, this functional product can be used as a nourishing consistency for demanding cuticles.
Features of Nail Therapy Professional from Eveline Cosmetics:
- available in a practical spray format;
- its light consistency is well-absorbed;
- leaves no sticky residue or greasiness;
- made with natural nourishing oils;
- repairs damaged nail areas;
- enhances their strength and resistance to environmental aggression;
- prevents the appearance of dehydration signs;
- intensely moisturizes the nail plate;
- eliminates dryness, brittleness, and delamination;
- prevents the risk of mechanical damage;
- free from harsh chemicals.-
Massage into the nail plate 1-2 times a day until the oil is fully absorbed. Also, apply to the cuticle as a nourishing and softening treatment.
Reviews about Eveline Cosmetics Nail Therapy Professional - Healing Oil for Dry & Damaged Nails
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This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great oil, I use it to remove cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover.
If you specifically use it as a cuticle oil, only apply it at night because it is very thick (it feels like there may be castor oil in the base, maybe it's actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is thick and rich. It takes a while to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If you massage it in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. But the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
This is a great cuticle oil that I use to remove my cuticles. I simply apply it like a remover. If used specifically as a cuticle oil, it is best to apply it only at night because it is very thick (it feels like there is castor oil in the base, maybe it is actually there, I haven't read the ingredients). The oil is viscous and rich. It takes a long time to absorb into the nail and cuticle. If massaged in, it leaves oily streaks on the surface of the nail. However, the cuticle is moisturized and the softening effect is noticeable.
Excellent!