@@TheNaturalNailGuru so an overlay is not a good idea then do you recommend a strenthener or hardener so I can grow my nails out? I have extremely thin peeling nails that won’t grow but I want to grow them longer because of how short and fat they are to make them look feminine! I know I have a vitamin deficiency and iron and other things due to an eating disorder as well as I think because I have really dry skin from sjogren’s (a dry skin disease I have) I’ve started taking biotin and iron what recommendations do you have?
Thank you so much! And I promise you whether you’re Professional or just like taking care of your own nails all the information I’m giving you will 100% help you. I’m not lying when I say I have a 100% success rate of improvement regardless of the conditions the nails are when my client comes to me the first time 🤗
My nails peeled for years even taking biotin, not until I added B complex vitamin did my nails stop peeling and a thumbnail split healed. As a guitarist this was a major problem.
Topcoat would just create a seal around it for a little bit and nail Hardner I would generally stay away from when you have peeling nails or already brittle nails because the nail Hardner could definitely contribute to the problem and it definitely won’t make it go away. If anything just like putting a topcoat it’ll just create a little seal around it but the chipped layered part of nail will still be there and it would still continue.
I would always just use acetone however the polishes that are peelable are really made to be able to do that without damaging the nail plate so unless you see nail lifting with the product when you’re peeling it you can totally go ahead and do that 😉
My pointer and ring finger on each hand are peeling really badly. My nails have basically crumbled off and my finger are super sore form how short they are.
Andrea's Crafts & Nails if you were my client a proper manicure pushing the cuticles back the right way and keeping your nails short and round it is what I would do to promote healthy nail growth. And if you’re not already taking a multivitamin then I would definitely start doing that as well peeling nails usually have to do with out diet and is something we can easily get back on point. Also make sure you are not peeling gel product off of your nails because it keeps them Weak! But keep pushing those cuticles back and keep your nails short and rounded let’s get healthy nails to grow !!
I have kinda thin and definitely peeling nails. Honestly the buffing terrifies me 😔. I just got my uv led lamp and will be purchasing gel nail polish soon (so beginners recomendation from Amazon are much appreciated too) but the idea of buffing scares me. I did dip powder and the nail tech filed the surface of my nails so much (I guess because the technique was new in my country ) and getting them back to health is taking so much effort. Ayuda!!!! Please advise 🙏
andreailj most nail technicians do not buff the nails they file it with an abrasive file or the electric files which severely sent out the nail plate. You should be using a soft cushion buffer with 180 grit. And this is just to smooth out the surface of the nail you do not need to buff a lot or hard. In the meantime I would push cuticles back regularly and keep your nails short we need to promote healthy nail growth and get rid of the week now but we need to keep them short until we get stronger nail growing to the tip. And make sure that you’re not peeling any product off your nails because that will make the thinning worse
So I picked at it a bunch and now the part of my mail that is right by the cuticle is gone and the skin is puffy and I wanted to know if I need to go to the doctor now??
I don’t know why my nails peel... I LITERALLY DO NOT TOUCH IT FOR WEEKS AND IT STILL PEELS!! I DONT PUT ANY CHEMICALS ON IT! ALL I DO IS PHT CLEAR NAIL POLISH AND CASTOR OIL!! THATS IT!! EVERYTIME MY NAIL GROWS LONG, IT PEELS THEN I HAVE TO CUT IT SHORT I CANT HELP IT ANYMORE
Generally has more to do with internal nutrition could be a vitamin deficiency excess of vitamins change in medication starting new medication and things like that. If you don’t take anything I would consider taking a good general multivitamin and if you’re taking a lot of vitamins or taking something currently then maybe change it up or simplify.
@@penielderege3210 well if you're 11 years old, I would say eat more fruit and vegetables and lay off the junk food, fizzy drinks or sugar. Try and work with your parents to be as healthy as you can and getting all your nutrients from food. Good luck
jennasaisquoi73 it’s possible! But definitely keep your nails shorter and take a multivitamin be consistent and hopefully you can see some improvement on your nails! I have never had a client with the issue that couldn’t get rid of it so it’s definitely something that can be improved and any more information that I find with this particular issue ill be sure to share ;)
Without looking at your nails and knowing how the process is done I’ll ask that you check to see if you get a lot of little cracks on the tips of your nails or the corners. If you see a lot of cracking on the tips of your nails and edges through the gel and that means that you need to be easier on your nails. They are banging into stuff bending and although gel is flexible it will crack and once that happens water and stuff will get in there breaking up the polish. And I would recommend keeping your nails shorter and more round to minimize them banging into things and bending meanwhile just got to be more aware of your nails and be extra cautious. If you have no cracks on the nails whatsoever and the polish is still splitting my next guess would be the nail prep not done properly. Make sure you are not soaking your nails and water and make sure before you polish that the nail plate is buffed smoothly all the way around the edges. And make sure that basecoat and topcoat are coding the entire Nail especially the free edge do you want to make sure that topcoat is sealing all the leaders that have already been put on. And with every manicure don’t touch your nails that causes more lifting than a lot of other things so stare at them from a far but don’t pick touch or rub them because that won’t help. I hope this was somewhat helpful but more videos will be coming in regards to why polish does it last and why polish lift things like that😉
ChristianGyrl 3 in my experience things like that usually have to do with nutrition so it is possible that maybe she’s lacking some vitamins or too much of something that isn’t necessarily good and with kids it’s hard to keep them on a really healthy balanced diet. I would probably get a children’s multivitamin be consistent with her taking it to see whether or not it makes any difference. I wouldn’t say it’s really anything to be seriously concerned about and something that can go away very easily but if the condition worsens I would definitely talk with her pediatrician or maybe a dermatologist but again I really don’t think it’s anything serious usually just a nutrition issue ;)
Neil hardeners can be tricky as some of them are extremely strong and really depends on the sensitivity of your nail plate. With that said no Nail Hardner should be used for long periods of time it’s usually something that you’re use 1 to 2 weeks at most. If you’re using a nail Hardner regularly I would definitely recommend to stop using it for a little bit if anything just keep a regular clearcoat. you should check out my video on a natural nail Hardner that you can make at home I posted it over quarantine. Get a clear polish empty a little bit out of it smashed up a bunch of fresh garlic shove it inside the polish and use that as your nail Hardner it is natural a little bit stinky but definitely will only help your nail not hurt it 😉
@@TheNaturalNailGuru tyyy so much!! I also used to bite my nails and i only stoped recently and it’s a little bit past my finger tips, does this contribute to the problem too?
It is hard for me to be able to tell you exactly what’s causing it but in my experience nine times out of 10 it’s a nutritional problem whether you’re lacking vitamins taking an excess of vitamins or also the medication that you’re taking. Sometimes we can’t really do much about medication that we have to take but if you don’t take any medications at all then consider any supplements that you are or are not taking. If you’re not taking anything at all whatsoever than sometimes having a good multivitamin will make the difference and if you’re taking a lot of different supplements you might be taking too much. I wish I can give you more specific information but I can definitely tell you that the peeling issue is usually related to some thing regarding nutrition
If it’s happening all of a sudden it could definitely be stress but it’s usually related to an excess of vitamins, a lack of vitamins, medication‘s that you started stopped or change dosage on can even be overall nutritional what you’re eating.
Get one you can get them at any beauty supply store even at Walmart I think they have or on Amazon if you’re always shopping online. You can even use the soft end of a nail file.
@@TheNaturalNailGuru I live in a relly small place we dont have walmart or anything like thet, and also i dont relly shop online. But i am going to try and find one
I’m so sorry to hear that it’s really hard to determine exactly what’s causing the nail peeling especially because I don’t have you in my hands to really see them and see the progress they make with proper care. This issue can definitely be health related due to medication vitamin deficiencies even stress but I would definitely recommend that you make sure not to put any damage on your nail plate by peeling product off or filing your nail plate. I would keep your nails short and rounded to prevent them from breaking as they grow out. And push your cuticle Back on a regular basis this will promote nail growth and strength.
It's so refreshingly rare to find someone with a focus on natural nails and how to maintain and improve them. Please keep the great content coming!
Prettite ! Thank you!! So much more to share!
So an overlay is NOT a good idea then to grow nails out!?
@@TheNaturalNailGuru so an overlay is not a good idea then do you recommend a strenthener or hardener so I can grow my nails out? I have extremely thin peeling nails that won’t grow but I want to grow them longer because of how short and fat they are to make them look feminine! I know I have a vitamin deficiency and iron and other things due to an eating disorder as well as I think because I have really dry skin from sjogren’s (a dry skin disease I have) I’ve started taking biotin and iron what recommendations do you have?
Omg thanks i have an adiction seperating the layers as a stress relieve since im not in puberty anymore and not things to squeez i hope this helps me
So glad I found your channel, Tati! Glad to hear that you’re a natural, too, which is my preference for nails also. New subbie here 😀
Thank you so much! And I promise you whether you’re Professional or just like taking care of your own nails all the information I’m giving you will 100% help you. I’m not lying when I say I have a 100% success rate of improvement regardless of the conditions the nails are when my client comes to me the first time 🤗
Yes, she is Awesome!!🌸
My nails peeled for years even taking biotin, not until I added B complex vitamin did my nails stop peeling and a thumbnail split healed. As a guitarist this was a major problem.
What vitamin brand did you use?
What brand????
Very informative and helpful video!💅🏽Thanks for sharing!
Omg. I have this.....just recently more so than ever. Can’t grow them out......
Omg thank you so much it was killing me to the point I was like in tears
Thank you. And your hands are so beautiful!
This was happening to me. Great information. 👍❤
omygosh tysm i use my nails a lot and wash my hands a lot so i’ll stop doing that and hopefully it’ll stop so i can grow my nails long
When washing dishes maybe try some rubber gloves. It helped 4 me.
What if ur nail layer are not small like super thic.
I cant buff them, the will litteraly get soft and feel like papper bending
How do you feel about applying IBX nail system for peeling and damaged nails?
I have yet to wear gloves when washing dishes, but I started putting on a dot of lotion after I wash my hands. I put bottles of lotion everywhere
Thank you so much for sharing 💕
Would topcoat or nail hardner help? Or would that make it worse
Topcoat would just create a seal around it for a little bit and nail Hardner I would generally stay away from when you have peeling nails or already brittle nails because the nail Hardner could definitely contribute to the problem and it definitely won’t make it go away. If anything just like putting a topcoat it’ll just create a little seal around it but the chipped layered part of nail will still be there and it would still continue.
What about peelable polishes... base coats & such... what's the best way to remove these?
I would always just use acetone however the polishes that are peelable are really made to be able to do that without damaging the nail plate so unless you see nail lifting with the product when you’re peeling it you can totally go ahead and do that 😉
I have 3 nails that split straight down from tip of the nails into the nail bed. Can these be repaired or am I doomed
My pointer and ring finger on each hand are peeling really badly. My nails have basically crumbled off and my finger are super sore form how short they are.
Andrea's Crafts & Nails if you were my client a proper manicure pushing the cuticles back the right way and keeping your nails short and round it is what I would do to promote healthy nail growth. And if you’re not already taking a multivitamin then I would definitely start doing that as well peeling nails usually have to do with out diet and is something we can easily get back on point. Also make sure you are not peeling gel product off of your nails because it keeps them
Weak! But keep pushing those cuticles back and keep your nails short and rounded let’s get healthy nails to grow !!
Andrea's Crafts & Nails I’ll be revisiting cuticle carenin my videos soon!
I have kinda thin and definitely peeling nails. Honestly the buffing terrifies me 😔. I just got my uv led lamp and will be purchasing gel nail polish soon (so beginners recomendation from Amazon are much appreciated too) but the idea of buffing scares me. I did dip powder and the nail tech filed the surface of my nails so much (I guess because the technique was new in my country ) and getting them back to health is taking so much effort. Ayuda!!!! Please advise 🙏
andreailj most nail technicians do not buff the nails they file it with an abrasive file or the electric files which severely sent out the nail plate. You should be using a soft cushion buffer with 180 grit. And this is just to smooth out the surface of the nail you do not need to buff a lot or hard. In the meantime I would push cuticles back regularly and keep your nails short we need to promote healthy nail growth and get rid of the week now but we need to keep them short until we get stronger nail growing to the tip. And make sure that you’re not peeling any product off your nails because that will make the thinning worse
my nails are so soft and bendy and they always have been
same lol
So I picked at it a bunch and now the part of my mail that is right by the cuticle is gone and the skin is puffy and I wanted to know if I need to go to the doctor now??
Thank you, this is informative
What is a buffer. Idk
I don’t know why my nails peel... I LITERALLY DO NOT TOUCH IT FOR WEEKS AND IT STILL PEELS!! I DONT PUT ANY CHEMICALS ON IT! ALL I DO IS PHT CLEAR NAIL POLISH AND CASTOR OIL!! THATS IT!! EVERYTIME MY NAIL GROWS LONG, IT PEELS THEN I HAVE TO CUT IT SHORT I CANT HELP IT ANYMORE
Generally has more to do with internal nutrition could be a vitamin deficiency excess of vitamins change in medication starting new medication and things like that. If you don’t take anything I would consider taking a good general multivitamin and if you’re taking a lot of vitamins or taking something currently then maybe change it up or simplify.
@@TheNaturalNailGuru but I’m 11 years old I don’t think my parents would let me take all those things :(
@@penielderege3210 well if you're 11 years old, I would say eat more fruit and vegetables and lay off the junk food, fizzy drinks or sugar. Try and work with your parents to be as healthy as you can and getting all your nutrients from food. Good luck
Fab. Thank you for sharing. X
I think hypothyroidism is the main factor in my nails peeling. So annoying!
jennasaisquoi73 it’s possible! But definitely keep your nails shorter and take a multivitamin be consistent and hopefully you can see some improvement on your nails! I have never had a client with the issue that couldn’t get rid of it so it’s definitely something that can be improved and any more information that I find with this particular issue ill be sure to share ;)
Thank you!
I have hypo too 😩
I have a lot of hair fall out and irregular body temperature / hot flashes
Me too!🥲
Thanks so much my nails are splitting so much and i should' nt have put some nails on them. also im having health problems and taking medication
I have issues with lifting on the free edge. Any tips on why or what to do to stop it from happening???
Without looking at your nails and knowing how the process is done I’ll ask that you check to see if you get a lot of little cracks on the tips of your nails or the corners. If you see a lot of cracking on the tips of your nails and edges through the gel and that means that you need to be easier on your nails. They are banging into stuff bending and although gel is flexible it will crack and once that happens water and stuff will get in there breaking up the polish. And I would recommend keeping your nails shorter and more round to minimize them banging into things and bending meanwhile just got to be more aware of your nails and be extra cautious. If you have no cracks on the nails whatsoever and the polish is still splitting my next guess would be the nail prep not done properly. Make sure you are not soaking your nails and water and make sure before you polish that the nail plate is buffed smoothly all the way around the edges. And make sure that basecoat and topcoat are coding the entire Nail especially the free edge do you want to make sure that topcoat is sealing all the leaders that have already been put on. And with every manicure don’t touch your nails that causes more lifting than a lot of other things so stare at them from a far but don’t pick touch or rub them because that won’t help. I hope this was somewhat helpful but more videos will be coming in regards to why polish does it last and why polish lift things like that😉
Oh My Gel thank you for the tips!
Thank u so much. My daughter's naila are peeling, she 4. I dont know if I should be concerned? Do u have any advice?
ChristianGyrl 3 in my experience things like that usually have to do with nutrition so it is possible that maybe she’s lacking some vitamins or too much of something that isn’t necessarily good and with kids it’s hard to keep them on a really healthy balanced diet. I would probably get a children’s multivitamin be consistent with her taking it to see whether or not it makes any difference. I wouldn’t say it’s really anything to be seriously concerned about and something that can go away very easily but if the condition worsens I would definitely talk with her pediatrician or maybe a dermatologist but again I really don’t think it’s anything serious usually just a nutrition issue ;)
@@TheNaturalNailGuru thank u
I used a lot of 100% acetone. I think that why my nail are dry
Thx a lot
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Me who just got her nails done: 🤡🤭
I use sterillium hand sanitizer to scrub in daily for my job. Nails peeling.
I’m not familiar with that hand sanitizer however very harsh chemicals can definitely contribute. Especially if it’s constant exposure.
Good video
Should I stop using nail hardener? Is that making it worse?
Neil hardeners can be tricky as some of them are extremely strong and really depends on the sensitivity of your nail plate. With that said no Nail Hardner should be used for long periods of time it’s usually something that you’re use 1 to 2 weeks at most. If you’re using a nail Hardner regularly I would definitely recommend to stop using it for a little bit if anything just keep a regular clearcoat. you should check out my video on a natural nail Hardner that you can make at home I posted it over quarantine. Get a clear polish empty a little bit out of it smashed up a bunch of fresh garlic shove it inside the polish and use that as your nail Hardner it is natural a little bit stinky but definitely will only help your nail not hurt it 😉
@@TheNaturalNailGuru tyyy so much!! I also used to bite my nails and i only stoped recently and it’s a little bit past my finger tips, does this contribute to the problem too?
i have anorexia is this a cause of peeling nails because i don’t have an iron deficiency (not that i’m aware of)?
It is hard for me to be able to tell you exactly what’s causing it but in my experience nine times out of 10 it’s a nutritional problem whether you’re lacking vitamins taking an excess of vitamins or also the medication that you’re taking. Sometimes we can’t really do much about medication that we have to take but if you don’t take any medications at all then consider any supplements that you are or are not taking. If you’re not taking anything at all whatsoever than sometimes having a good multivitamin will make the difference and if you’re taking a lot of different supplements you might be taking too much. I wish I can give you more specific information but I can definitely tell you that the peeling issue is usually related to some thing regarding nutrition
If you go a donate blood you can find out for free if you are low on iron. But I struggle with an ED as well and my nails are HORRIBLE
Peeling nails is the least of your problems.
@@women65andover stop it 😭😭😭
My nails aren't bendy but peel. I oil all the time
OMG I PULLED ONE DOWN TO THE BOTTOM OF MY NAIL AND A LAYER IS COMING OFF IM SCARED
Nippet off with a nail clipper and smooth it out with a buffer or the soft end of a file
It's so weird. My fingernails never peeled before.
If it’s happening all of a sudden it could definitely be stress but it’s usually related to an excess of vitamins, a lack of vitamins, medication‘s that you started stopped or change dosage on can even be overall nutritional what you’re eating.
@@TheNaturalNailGuru Thank you! I'll try taking some multivitamins.
I dont have a buffer😭
Get one you can get them at any beauty supply store even at Walmart I think they have or on Amazon if you’re always shopping online. You can even use the soft end of a nail file.
@@TheNaturalNailGuru I live in a relly small place we dont have walmart or anything like thet, and also i dont relly shop online. But i am going to try and find one
My nails are so soft like almost skinlike especially when they start peeling they will pee till the last layer
I’m so sorry to hear that it’s really hard to determine exactly what’s causing the nail peeling especially because I don’t have you in my hands to really see them and see the progress they make with proper care. This issue can definitely be health related due to medication vitamin deficiencies even stress but I would definitely recommend that you make sure not to put any damage on your nail plate by peeling product off or filing your nail plate. I would keep your nails short and rounded to prevent them from breaking as they grow out. And push your cuticle Back on a regular basis this will promote nail growth and strength.
Not once did you ever say: dehydration...as part of this video.
Me seeing this thumbnail:
*J U S T P E E L I T*
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