Kerasal Multi-Purpose Nail Repair Solution for Discolored and Damaged Nails, 0.43 oz

Reveal visibly healthier nails with Kerasal Multi-Purpose Nail Repair. This nail repair uses a single formulation for multiple causes of nail looking damage, improving the appearance of fingernails or toenails damaged by psoriasis, gel manicures, aging or fungus (onychomycosis). Kerasal nail care formula contains urea with hydrating and fortifying propylene glycol to improve the appearance of your nails effectively. This multi-purpose nail repair reduces discoloration and thickness, smooths the nail surface and hydrates brittle nails with a clear and odorless formula. Unlike nail lacquer, Kerasal's breathable formula penetrates deep to provide visible results. In a study 90% of fungal nail sufferers saw an improvement in nail appearance after 8 weeks of use. Apply a thin layer 2x per day for the first week, once in the morning and once at night, directly to affected nail and under the free edge of the nail using the precision nail brush included in the nail kit. After 1 week, continue to apply once per day at night for a minimum of 8 weeks total. Allow a few minutes to dry after each application. Depending on the severity of the condition, 3 to 6 months of application may be needed to achieve the full effect.

• Kerasal Multi-Purpose Nail Repair, Nail Solution for Discolored and Damaged Nails, 0.43 oz
• Manicure kit reduces discoloration and helps normalize thickness, smooths nails and hydrates to repair damage caused by nail fungus, nail psoriasis, superficial damage from gel manicures or aging nails
• Nail repair combines the keratolytic properties of urea with hydrating propylene glycol and lactic acid to penetrate nail plate, soften and rehydrate
• Goes on as a clear coat to improve nail appearance
• In a study 90% of fungal nail and nail psoriasis sufferers saw an improvement in nail appearance after 8 weeks of use
• Kerasal is the most doctor recommended cosmetic brand for improving the appearance of nails damaged by a fungal infection (among non-prescription brands)