On top of the general dryness of my feet, I also have poor nail health! I keep my nail polish on for far too long, and I’ve suffered on and off from in-grown nails. Because of this, I wanted to try out the Dr Anders Conditioning Nail Treatment as well as the other products as part of a footcare journey.
- Where to Buy
- Ingredients
- Ingredient Benefits
- How To Use
- Step in Skincare Routine
Where to Buy
| Amazon | FeelYourFeet |
Dr Anders Conditioning Nail Treatment
Alternatives:
Ingredients
Ingredient Benefits
How To Use
Step in Skincare Routine
First Thoughts
Using the treatment gel was really odd as initially it takes some time to get it to come out of the brush head. Eventually the product appeared, and it was really easy to use and guide the product because of this brush. So I did turn out happy about this packaging. However, the fact that you can’t seem to open it past the brush may have it’s downsides as you come to the end of the tube.
During Use
The product is clear so you can’t see it once applied, and to be honest you can’t see any results straight away. It is easy to use though and it aborbs pretty fast so you can move onto the next step in your routine, whether that’s full body care or a pedicure (Or just jumping into bed!). Having to squeeze the tube and get it through the bristles can be frustrating though.
After Use
I wouldn’t say my nails or cuticles are in particularly bad shape either, so the product may not be for me. I didn’t see much change in my nails, but I’m sure this would work better for someone who suffers nail dryness and breakage.
Would I Re-Purchase?
I wouldn’t purchase this product specificially as I don’t believe I need the benefits it gives. However, I would recommend to anyone with dryness or poor cuticle health. I would purchase the other products, the Nourishing Daily Therapy Mist and the Intensive Rescue Balm.
