Right a bit of a mind bogler to me..
I was doing my mum just a simple quick mini manicure last night as her nails are forever looking dry and brittle and in just poor condition so after VERY carefull filing (she has paper thin nail plates and they bend like hell) i applied a clear top coat, conditiond and buffed, all in all went well they looked alot healthier til just hours ago the polish came clean away i mean no chips nothing just slid off! I dont think its the polish because it lasts weeks when i use it on myself and others.
She later informed me when she last had her nails silk wraped the tech said she has really oily nail plates?? But how can she have oily nail plates when they seem so dry and brittle?
Any advice on how to treat them or just anything would be a great help
I want to sort them bleeders out if it kills me :lol:
I was doing my mum just a simple quick mini manicure last night as her nails are forever looking dry and brittle and in just poor condition so after VERY carefull filing (she has paper thin nail plates and they bend like hell) i applied a clear top coat, conditiond and buffed, all in all went well they looked alot healthier til just hours ago the polish came clean away i mean no chips nothing just slid off! I dont think its the polish because it lasts weeks when i use it on myself and others.
She later informed me when she last had her nails silk wraped the tech said she has really oily nail plates?? But how can she have oily nail plates when they seem so dry and brittle?
Any advice on how to treat them or just anything would be a great help
I want to sort them bleeders out if it kills me :lol: