How many coats of nail strengthener should you put on?

Answer 1

as often as needed. If your nails chip the next day apply it again, but on average you can put it on once or twice a week. this product doesnt harm you if you overuse it, so go for it and find whats right for you.

Answer 2

the stronger you want your nails, the more coats you should put on

Yes, adding more coats is partly correct in adding strength to a natural nail. However, this is like adding extra thickness to the natural nail only and additional coats cannot influence the natural nail itself. You are better off adding a base coat or top coat for additional thickness as these products are less costly than a nail strengthener typically.

To properly develop nail strength there are two basic fundaments that are important in developing your nail. 1 - Proper moisture 2 -Restructuring the protein of your natural nail with-out gluing the nail layers together.

With so many products on the market, it is important to identify the brand of "nail strengthener" before an appropriate response can be developed to the original question.

Understand that there are differences (functions) between products and they are not clearly identified or categorized unfortunately. There are 3 categories that should classify natural nail treatments. 1 - Nail Hardeners, 2- Nail Fortifiers, 3-Nail Strengtheners. Each have a specific function or influence on the natural nail and also have a slightly different application protocol in developing a desired result. This can be a confusing issue in that there is not an industry standard for developing the classifications previously mentioned.

Understanding a products formulation and ingredients identified by each brand available, we have learned each products effect on the natural nail.

If you would like to know more specifically about these issues please feel free to email me at R.Houts@trindusa.com and I would be happy to elaborate!

Answer 3

As often as you would like. Try reading the directions, too. That might give a clue.