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Thursday, May 06, 2010

Qtica Natural Nail Growth Stimulator

Qtica-Natural-Nail-Growth-Stimulator-2 It’s hard to believe and I still don’t know if I quite believe it myself but a simple tap tap of my nails on the table and it’s true. What am I talking about? My nails! I have been using QTICAs Natural Nail Growth Stimulator for the past 5 weeks and I’m simply stunned, stunned that my nails feel stronger than they ever have before. So how did this come about? My hair stylist, Kristin came over to do my do recently and she had beautifully colored nails that were long but not at all claw-like long. I swear the convo was like a commercial and went something like this:

Me: “Wow, your nails look great!”
Her: “It’s Qtica.”

Me: “Really?? I’ve seen the ads in magazines but never gave it much thought but I’ll have to now.”

If you are a regular reader then you’ve heard me complain and gripe about the state of my nails and that they peel and just never grow. So what’s the secret to this one? “Sulfur amino acids and hydrolyzed proteins strengthen the nail by bonding and locking keratin together and creating and extra layer of nail to prevent peeling and protecting new nail growth.” Simply apply a coat everyday and watch them grow.

So will this go into the Hall of Fame? I want to give it more time but it looks good right now. Will keep you posted! Totally worth the $20/bottle @ artofbeauty.com.

Disclosure: A sample of this item was provided to Cybelesays.com for review purposes.


Friday, June 26, 2009

Cybelesays Special Report

I’ve had such a time with my nails my whole life. I have tried this and this and even this. Nothing seems to strengthen or allow them to grow, so I was super curious when I heard about DASHING DIVA salon’s new Gelife Soak-Off Nails. From what I read, this was a must try!

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Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Essie Moves It Out Quickly

I really didn’t know what to expect from the new Naturally Clean nail care line from ESSIE, specifically the nail polish remover. With the green colors on the packaging, could they have created a product using green ingredients? And still be a good nail polish remover?Essie-Clean-Purifying-Nail-Polish-Remover Well I can report back to you that this Purifying Nail Polish Remover is really frikkin’ good! The 6 products in the collection use the power of botanicals, glycerin and emolients to clean, sanitize and yup, even remove nail polish. I’m pretty amazed! Not only does this remover take away your old polish but it does it quicker and easier than any polish remover I have ever used. It also contains eucalyptus oil and antioxidants so it’s doesn’t seem as harsh on nails as other removers. I have some of the other products from the collection on hand (no pun intended) so I’ll keep you posted on those. For now, this one is the star. $6/4oz, $17/16oz @ essie.com.

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Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Dionis Helps Us Get Grounded In Nature

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We could all go a little without when it comes to beauty products. How about no parabens and artificial dyes? DIONIS SOAP’s Grounded In Nature collection doesn’t contain these ingredients and the products still pass our test. Choose from Peppermint scented products to White Clover to Almond to Tropical Fruit. With these, you’ll never feel that you’re going without.

Product picks:

Almond Moisturizing Oatmeal Soap ($3.95/5oz)

Peppermint Soothing Foot Butter ($5.95/4oz)

Tropical Fruit Cuticle Cream ($4.95/.70oz)

All @ dionissoap.com

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Saturday, April 26, 2008

Quick Pick Nails with Sally Hansen

Raged, dry nails are not appealing and there’s not excuse for it. Keep them in tiptop shape with SALLY HANSEN Shea Butter Cuticle Balm ($5.99 @ walgreens.com).Sallyhansen2 Jojoba, Cocoa butter, Shea butter and Grape seed nourish and lock in moisture. Keep some in your car, desk and nightstand. 

Tuesday, January 08, 2008

Nail-Aid To The Rescue!

The Holidays are finally over and now, not only can my body recover, but my nails too. I had acrylic nails put on for the month of December and as you probably can guess, my nails paying the price.Nailaid_2 So I am turning to NAIL-AID’s Nail Recovery ($6.50 @ nailaidcares.com) made especially for after the removal of artificial nails. This formula is infused with vitamins, wheat protein and calcium to help nails recover. It’s been 1 ½ weeks and so far, so good. They have six other formulas for what ails your nails and how’s this for a good deal - If the one you choose doesn’t live up to your expectations? Simply return it for a full refund.

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