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I've tried several other Sally Hansen products. I like their lip treatment products and their nail polish. I tried this with high hopes, I paid almost $7.00 for it and I figured it would be worth it...not by a long shot. I used this product three times and not only did it chip off my nails less than 24 hours after applying, but it actually made my nail condition worse! By the end of 12 days, I had lost the good nails that I did have, and the rest were chipping and breaking off.
Please DO NOT buy this product. I should have stuck with a product I tried originally called Quimica. It can actually be found on Amazon and it is good. It's not amazing or a miracle cure, but it definitely makes your nails thicker and more durable and it's worth the money.
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My nails are thin and peel easily, which for a guitar player is not good. First, I clean my nails and wipe with alcohol to remove any surface oil. I apply a thin coat let dry, repeat twice. Takes a while to thoroughly dry, so apply while watching a movie or such. A little oil around the nail afterwards helps, too. I add an additional coat every couple days. Eventually it will get too thick & start to peel which is sign to remove and start again.Best Deals for Sally Hansen Miracle Nail Thickener 0.45 oz.
This is one of those "you get what you pay for" kinda things. It's a little more expensive than some other drug store polishes that offer thicker stronger nails, but nowhere near the price of some others. I've about gone through the bottle, I'm down to where I have to "tip it" to get enough polish on my brushIts SUPER thick. I guess that's really the whole science behind it? It's not like regular polish. It gets even stiffer the more you work with it so three strokes and be done. I was getting bubbling that was making my colored polish on top look bumpy. I can't say I figured out how to stop it completely but do not shake the bottle before using it will help. As far as keeping your nails from breaking, yeah it does that! I don't think I've gone a week before without some sort of nail damage, now I HAVE to file my nails because they are too long! I typically do two fairly heavy coats. I'll do one at night, let dry about an hour before going to bed, and do one in the morning. To even things out and minimize the effects of any bubbling I will add a coat of a "ridge filler" before adding color.
Overall if you are looking for a reasonably priced fix for nails that tend to break YES this is your polish. I have not found anything better but I try not to pay more than $10 for polish, so something else might be out there but for now, I think I'll be buying a second bottle.
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My nails noticeably stronger then anytime in my life, after I used half the bottle, a different consistency and a thicker application w/ small bubbles showing through the finish. I wondered if the more the product is exposed to air, the more the product changes for the worst. I had spent $8 at Walmart. I loved it, went to buy a new bottle to get the beginning results I had gotten, and cannot find it anywhere except on-line, Sally Hansen Maximum Shield is it's replacement? I wonder.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Sally Hansen Miracle Nail Thickener 0.45 oz.
CONS:1. The bottle I purchased didn't come with a brush, so I had to use a small paint brush to apply the coat.
2. The liquid goes on nicely, but dries with bubbles in it making the surface look like I poured super glue on my nails.
3. The bubbles created a bumpy texture so any top coats of colour look awful.
PROS:
1. Goes on thick
2. Dries almost instantly
3. Adhere's well to nails
Bottom line, I decided to go with another brand (Nutri Nail thickener and Nutri Nail Strengthener) and they are MUCH better for pretty much the same price.
