#damagednails

Living with toenail fungus or damage can feel discouraging, especially when you want your feet to look their best. Luckily, KeryFlex nail restoration offers a painless, professional way to cover up damaged nails while letting them grow naturally underneath.

Unlike salon solutions, KeryFlex is medical-grade and podiatrist-approved, which means it’s both safe and effective. It bonds seamlessly to your existing nail and creates a natural-looking finish that’s waterproof, flexible, and polish-ready.

Why KeryFlex is different:

Applied in under an hour

Doesn’t interfere with antifungal treatments

Looks and feels like a real nail

Boosts confidence instantly

How to deal with weak nails…

My nails keep breaking…my nail polish doesn’t last long. Does this sound like you? If it does I have two words for you CUTICLE OIL!

We moisturise our face every night before bed to prevent dullness and keep our skin hydrated, why not extend this routine to our fingernails? Cuticle Oil should be part of your morning and night time routine. All it takes is a small drop on each finger and some…

If you would like to fix your damaged nail with nail glue first start by thoroughly washing your hands. This will remove all oils and dirt from the skin and nails. If the nail is detached completely soak the broken nail in warm water until the nail feels mailable. Now apply nail glue to the torn nail using a toothpick to spread a thin layer of glue. Glues containing cyanoacrylate will form the strongest bond, do your best to avoid touching the glue at all costs. Press the nail back into place using the side of the toothpick to apply pressure. If you happened to have gotten some glue on your skin dip a cotton ball or cotton swab in some nail polish remover and run the cotton ball along the sides of your nail and nail bed. You may need to scrub a little to get the glue off completely. Use a fine nail file to file down any harsh edges or ridges to give your nail a smooth look. And for the final touch apply a protective top coat and let dry completely. Once finished you should have a completely fixed nail with no signs of a struggle!

How to Fix a Damaged Nail

So after weeks and weeks of trying to grow out your nails you’ve broken one! It’s a tale as old as time. Was it bad karma? Just straight plain bad luck? Is it you? Maybe your nails couldn’t handle it and cracked under pressure. Maybe you suffer from weak flimsy nails and they broke on their own accord.

So what do you do now? How can you rectify this problem? If you’ve broken or cracked your nail recently there are a few ways to fix it.

The first way may seem silly or simple but it really works! Start by cutting a small piece of clear double sided tape with mild adhesive. Make sure that you cut a piece that is barely bigger than the size of the tear itself. Then cover the tear with the entire piece of tape and press firmly. Be sure to check that both broken sides are lined up evenly before placing the tape. Rub the tape in the direction of the tear, you never want to rub against it. This could cause the nail to peel even further.