Peeling Nails Common Causes [ANNA'S NAIL ADVICE]
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Also, Anna, every time I watch your videos, I wanna cry that you're in Spain and I can't come get my nails done by you! 😁
She's in Spain?? I live in Spain, I wish I could get my nails done by her too 😭
Hi Lucía! Yes, we are near Barcelona. In Lloret de Mar. 🙋♀️
Checki against toe nails! That is a great idea. My toe nails don't peel at all, so it makes sense that my peeling nails are more due to moisture. Wow. What a good idea!
Hi Anna, thanks so much for looking at my nails and offering your advice. I wanted to take the time to answer your questions and give you the missing information you asked about.
First, we I have tried to gently buff away the peeling edge so I wouldn’t have anything sticking off of the nail surface so you are 100% correct there and I won’t do that anymore. If I have a loose or rough piece of peeling nail I will clip it off now instead. I am on my third day of oiling every time I wash my hands. It has been a little difficult at work etc but I am certainly making an effort and my nails already look much less dry. On my first day I think I oiled 20+ times! I am carrying both oil and hand cream with me every day and I have put a bottle of oil and a cream at every sink in the house to make it quick and easy.
I had tried the dermanail in the past and didn’t have much luck. I felt like it almost dried my nails out more. I did pick up the Kerasal nail treatment yesterday and I’m starting to use it twice daily as instructed. I like that this formula does seem to be more moisturizing than the Dermanail.
I am a constant polish wearer (or was) and I loved to change my manicure twice weekly, so this will certainly be a challenge to stay free of polish. I will do it for the sake of healthy nails. So far some of the peeled area has grown so I have filed my nails shorter as they grow to get rid of the damaged area.
I have been iron deficient once in a while in the past so I will continue to take my vitamins and keep an eye on that.
My toe nails are fine- no peeling at all - they are however a bit dry and have some ridges. They are not bendy.
I left out that I am also a fine artist/painter, I sew and knit and make things constantly so I do use my hands a lot. I wash brushes, handle fabric and paper which I know will all dry my nails. I will really be diligent about this process because it’s important to me to have nice looking healthy nails.
I am hoping if I can commit to 8 weeks of ‘therapy’ and see improvement than you can give me a maintenance plan. Of course I’d like to be able to use nail polish again in the future too! I appreciate your care and advice! Sorry this reply is so lengthy.
Kathy
Ps I was super excited to see my nails on the video! I knew they were my little ugly nubbies and I’m so grateful you are doing these ask Anna segments. I watch all of your videos.
(And at the beginning it’s supposed to say ‘YES, I have tried to gently buff ‘ … not we
Thanks for your update!!But how 's the nail now? I really appreciate your update🙏🙏🙏...I am starting my journey🤞
I'm very similar to yourself. Need to try these recommendations. Fingers crossed!
Kathy, when you use the oil it will look shiny and healthier,not to mention natural beautiful… It’s like having a base coat on, so you won’t miss polish… Enjoy your treatment and keep us updated 😊
@kathymorrison4023 do you still have peeling nails a year later? Just wondering if you were able to correct it... mine are peeling constantly just at the tips just like this! I oil severak times every day and lotion too... :(
Wow. Thank you SOOOO much. The info about comparing nails to toenails, buffing as a vicious cycle, and hand washing all is so great. I wash my hands soooooo much and since my son's leukemia, I use so many Clorox wipes and alcohol spray, etc. The biggest help was about not buffing and tp compare nails to toenails. Super healthy, and have been sooooo troubled that my nails are such a mess. Thanks again from my heart! Now to get started
I have these kind of nails and your advice is 100% spot on! 👌
Ugh, this is the video I needed. As a nurse practitioner in hospital I'm washing my hands 578968080x daily and the peeling nails have been a big problem for me lately. I haven't known what I can do about it!!
Started watching your videos and began the regime you suggested for peeling, bendy, tearing and bad cuticles this week. So far they are looking great. I am going to start my toes today. Thanks for the great advice.
These nails are very close to mine! Excited for this one! 😃
I bought the Mavala hardener with urea after you recommended it in your last video about peeling nails. Hopefully it will help. I’ve also been alternating Rejuvacote 2 base and a water-based base coat that’s been gentle for me in the past. And filing my nails short as I grow out the peeling.
Oh, and using oil all day long like it’s my job
My finger nails are like this, soft and bendy too but toenails are just very dry and brittle but no flaking/peeling. Interesting video as to a possible cause. I’m Burts Bees creaming and cuticle oiling regularly now, hopefully will see any improvement in a few weeks. Thank you . Pauline.
My nails look like this, but do tend to be bendy. I just purchased the Mavala w the urea. Now to get in the habit of using it a few days a week. 😉 I have buffed splitting edge , so I need to stop doing that. Also, just ordered the glass nail file and cuticle pusher. My toe nails do not split and tend to be a bit stronger than my finger nails. Like you said, they’re not being exposed to constant washing of hands or sanitizer. Thank you for the video! 😍 I’ve been looking for this type of specific info and these have been great! 🤗🤗❤️
It's exactly the same with me. Very thin, bendy nails, that peel very easily, and that worsens when I'm anemic. Plus, my nails do not admit regular nail paint. The paint peels with the next shower, if it hasn't started chipping the same day. I have given up painting them, even more growing them, and only grow them and paint them for very important family occasions.
Thank you, especially for showing pictures. This is exactly the same problem I have. I will take your advice and use oil after each time washing my hands.
This is my exact problem as I approach menopause (although my nails never used to do this but have tended to be dry). I do have some issues with my toenails as well, not nearly as bad though. I've always worn gloves when cleaning or doing dishes because I have sensitive skin. I use CeraVe without fail every time I wash my hands since it was invented. I oil my nails when they are bare, but I almost always wear polish. I guess I could stop wearing polish and do more oil, but that would be kind of a bummer! And besides, my nails would get exposed to more water that way. I do think that my hands are not only exposed to more water and polish than my toes, but also, you just do so much more with your hands, so much more wear and tear.
I must admit that I have been guilty of removing the peels and buffing, although I know this is terrible. In the past, if I had a random peel occasionally, doing that seemed fine. But now, I have new peels every time I remove polish. For a couple months I never used clippers, only the glass file, never peeled off the peels or buffed. But I had the same result. Maybe it really is the polish, which is horrible, because I have a huge collection of indie and boutique polish I love.
I've started using Dermanail on my hands but after watching your other video, I really need to get the IBX.
My fingernails were like this whenever I wore nail polish, even the “natural” brands.
I stopped wearing polish.
I am a nurse, and washed my hands literally 50+ times a day, with strong antibacterial soap. Once I stopped using the polish, the nails gradually grew in without peeling.
I now try to use Castile soap whenever I can, as THAT makes a big difference to the SKIN on my hands.
I do use a smoothing file. Then I use “Winning Nails” Buffing Crème and a chamois nail buffer. They’ve never been better.
The natural brands are not any more natural than the other brands. They are just call them natural. Look and compare the ingredients. The same
My Doctor told me that the last place the vitamins and minerals go to are the Hair and Nails. So if the fingers and toe nails are showing signs of problems it means that something else is going on in the body. The over all health has an affect. So… on top of using good quality products that you’ve suggested, a good diet and water intake will help.
Be careful using nail hardeners for to long a period of time. They will start to do the opposite of their intentions. When Nailtiques first came out they suggested a use for 6 weeks on 6 weeks off.
Hi! New subscriber here and I too am learning SO much! You said not to buff in they look like this, but what should I do? If I leave them, they just keep peeling and just like these, they’re already cut down as short as I can make them.
Hi Anna! I LOVE your channel. You're such an intelligent woman!
Thank you for the kind words Mary :)
Except for the splitting and dry pnf, these nails look so healthy and shiny!
Oh thanks. I was embarrassed to post them but I need the help. Seems like as soon as they reach my fingertip in length the peeling starts and then it goes deep into the nail. It’s so frustrating! I’ve started doing everything Anna recommended so I hope in 2 months time things will be much better. I’m sad to not be able to paint my nails though😟
I have been having this problem with my nails for over 6 months now, so I'm starting to worry. I was trying to make my nails stronger to try growing them longer, and I saw something called Nail Aid with Biotin. Only a few bucks at Walmart, but it had great reviews. I was stoked! 10 days of wearing that (I now realize that was my bad for wearing it that long, I don't believe that's it's intended use) my nails started peeling like this! I've NEVER had this happen before. I immediately threw that away, thinking I'd have my nice nails back in a month. But every time I think it's over, they peel again! I don't ever buff it out because I know that can just make things worse. I came to the conclusion that I'd have this problem for about 6 months until the whole nail grew out. But now it's been 7 months and it's still continuing. I oil my fingers multiple times a day, and I haven't ever had this issue before. Dry, brittle, even splitting nails- yes. But the top layer peeling off? Never.
Help! 😭
Thank you. I'm going to try these products and take before and after pictures.
-water exposure
-dryness
-hand washing reduces lipids
only solution :every time u wash your hands apply small amount of oil
or a dab of cream like cerave
don't buff the surface!!!
difference should be about 1 - 2 months l8r
This happens to my nails whenever I have nail polish/gel/bio gel etc applied. I need to grow a new set of nails .
Me too! My nails will look super healthy… but I get bored and polish or put dashing diva gel strips on and then after it comes off my nails peel and look terrible, then I have to cut oil and let them grow back out.
Hi Anna. I’m so glad I saw this video. My finger nails have been peeling for years. I’ve now cut them short. I file them with a glass file every 2-3 days and apply jojoba oil several times a day. Am I doing the right thing?
Oh my goodness, I can't thank you enough for this video! Finally I found an explanation for my problems. TH-cam algorythm at it's best 🙏
Thank you kindly :))
@@TheSalonLife what do you think about japanese manicure? I'm afraid the excessive buffing will do more harm than good.
This was so helpful! I am always in the garden or washing dishes/laundry so I have to definitely oil my nails after wetting/washing my hands. Thanks for sharing your expertise 😊
I recently found your chanel and I've been searching for this kind of issue. I cannot use nail polish bc imediately my nails peel ever since I was teenager.. and it takes months to desappear...I would love to be able to use just a transparentn polish
My toe nails are quite strong and don't
peel whem I paint them.in summer. I will try to send you pictures of my nails to ask your advice on their awkard shape.🙏
This is exactly what my nails do. I have been using Nail Tec's system formula 2 for soft peeling nails. They have a ridge filler that l use alone (not shiny) or under two coats of color and the clear strengthener on top. I cannot leave my nails bare or they just soak up water and peel.
Hi Cathy! Do you ever buff them? I find for damaged nails or nails like you described the best option is 1 coat of polish or preferably Dazzle Dry base coat and top coat. DD is very gentle on the nails.
@@TheSalonLife i never buff them as it causes terrible splitting
Thank you very much. My toenails are very, very healthy. But my fingernails, on the other hand, grow well, become bendy and/ or chips, and then break.
I tried drinking some swallows of strong stinging nettle tea daily for months. Made my weak nails good and strong. I use vaseline for the cuticles. So what it has petroleum…its cheap and works and i have horrible cuticles. As im older now they are worse and read to stop pushing them back if tou are old. The transition fron no more cutting to vasiline and no pushing them back is kind of long before it settles down.
This video is very timely! I'm dealing with the exact same thing with my nails. How should we care for the peels themselves? Is there a way to seal it? I have tried using just a base coat and the peeling part always ends up flaking off.
Check out her video on ridgy nails, and specifically the IBX repair product!
The cnd rx and regular jojoba oil and/or kerasil daily has done wonders. The peeling is less likely to flake off. Big improvement. Use oil and lotion after washing your hands every time. Use gloves while washing dishes, etc.
I suffer from something similar. And while I appreciate all the advice and am somewhat interested in the products mentioned I just don’t think this is helpful for people that like to polish the nails. If using the products requires bare nails for about 8 weeks to start seeing progress in the look of your nails, then wouldn’t stopping the treatment after that and use nail polish would just make the nails go back to their original state? Maybe my thought process is wrong though, but as someone that would like to get rid of peeling long term for nail polishing purposes I just don’t see how the products would help unfortunately.
I asked her in my comment about a maintenance program after my nails get healthier. I definitely want to go back to polish but there must be a way to keep up the health too. Maybe some days off of polish between manicures or something…
I was looking into the Dermanail and the Kerasal repair products after you mentioned them recently. In your opinion, should I choose one or the other, or ok to use both?
Anna, I’m going to start calling you “oily life”. Oil, oil, and more oil. My nails are rapidly improving since I have begun oiling them A LOT. However, the skin around my nails is still very dry. I have started to add body butters & creams over top of the oil. I’m hoping this will help. ❣️❣️
i agree! just in 2 weeks my nails have become alot stronger,smoother and the peels have stopped appearing
I would advise creams under the oil because oil is occlusive
Regarding using oils, should you keep using oil when you return to using nail polish? Would the nails receive protection from the oil or could your nails go back to being damaged? I know oil can help protect the polish from chipping, but I would hope there might be a way to continue the healthy growth of nails with occasional polish. Thank you….!
I have Hashimotos so I get some peeling but certain nails more prone. I paint usually twice a week and hardly go bare so I contribute to that. I due wear a nourishing base coat and hydrate like crazy jojoba oils by shop nbm. I did have my labs checked 2021 such as iron, b-12, vitamin d heard those can cause peeling too. Overall my nails pretty healthy minus few peels. I never seem to not have them hence why never go bare at work. I work medical so need something on my nails to protect them water exposure. Wonder if went bare if my nails would even get better?
Which base coat do you like? I get nbm oils too. They are great and super handy. These are my sad nails in the video and I have always kept them covered in polish because i feel like they just fall apart worse if they are not polished but I am following all of Annas suggestions for 2 months to see if I can cure them.
Thank you Anna! Will take all your advice. I've been suffering from terrible nail peeling for about a year now and no cure. I've tried using OPI and Sally Hanson nail repair/base always or as a base under my nail varnish. Always suffered low levels of iron. Might start biotin again. I do wash my hands too often and get dermatitis and flaking/dry hands (might be root cause to peeling nails) who knows. Will start your recommendations and update you in the near future! P.S. Should I be avoiding nail varnish for a while?
Hi Rachel! My iron is also very low and it has been for a while and I don't have issues with my nails. How are the nails on your toes?
Usually nail issues are related to improper care or harsh manicure treatments and nail surface damage. When that is corrected most issues go away.
Continue with proper care for about 3-6 months (it takes this long for the healthy nail to reach the tip of the finger)
If they continue being weak I would look into general health, protein intake, thyroid, hormones etc then I would look into biotin. In that order. :) Hope this helps.
This is another video where I talk about it
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Here is a video with my super simple nail care habits
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@@TheSalonLife Thanks so much for the advice and info! My toe nails are perfectly healthy and strong. Probably peeling caused by over washing hands, buffing, regularly painting nails etc. It seems this is quite a common issue. Much gratitude 🙏❤
I have iron deficiency anemia and my nails are peely also I looked at my toe nails as well and are peeling the same way as my nails, i’m taking my meds that my doctor prescribed me. hopefully my nails will look better in a couple of months.
What's the best product for ridgy nails that split? You offer so many great options but in your experience what product has given your clients the best most reliable positive results? I know everyone is different but I have purchased so many products to help improve the condition of my nails that I would like to minimize future purchases. I have CND Rescue Rxx, my daughter is a licensed cosmetologist has ibx and said she will apply it for me...I'm not a fan of oil but like nail creams like 'hard as hoof'.
What type of oil
THANK YOU!!
You're welcome!
Hi Anna: I've been using Kerasal nail repair - and ointment, with great results. I haven't put any polish on my nails yet, but if I do, do you still use the Kerasal nail repair when you are wearing polish - or is that useless? Would you just put a drop on the cuticle area? Just wondering. Thanks so much for these videos. My nails are improving after 2 weeks!! :) I have hypothyroidism and it's really been rough on my fingernails. Your advice really helps!
Hi there question. The CND rescue Rxx should that be put on bare nails & if so that means that I can't wear any polish for a while as I use it.but to have bare nails is not good more prone to the elements of every day use of hands.need ur advice pls enjoying the vids learning much,TFS 👍🏽
Another question lol I want to smooth out the little ridges around my nails after I use cuticle remover & removed the some of the cuticle. So what's the little block that u use what's a good grid to get? Thx for your reply 🐱
When I use hand cream regularly and frequently (after hand washing throughout the day and before bed) I sometimes get some little bumps on my finger. Is it because of excessive use?
Hm. Not sure. That would not be a sign of excessive use and rather some type of irritation? You might be reacting to some of the ingredients?
Try using unscented gentle lotion. I have sensitive skin and I love cerave.
Some of my nails (mainly index, middle finger and thumbs) have peeled for as long as I can remember. Sometimes the tip, occasionally almost half way down the nail! I rarely wear nail colour these days as it seems to make it worse. I've tried all the big brands products that should help but the problem still exists. As a last resort I had a Japanese manicure a couple of months ago and I really cannot believe the difference. I could still see the damaged area but the nail layer did not lift. Obviously I have had to carefully file the free edges almost on a daily basis but the damaged part is virtually gone. I have just had a second treatment and am looking at beautiful pink, shiny healthy looking nails. Short, which is how I prefer them, but I'm very happy. I am a colour fanatic and probably have close to 100 bottles of varnish but I'm now afraid to use it on my fingers. I would be interested to know your thoughts on the Japanese manicure. Is it a short term fix, or should I continue? I really don't want to undo any benefit I've had from it.
Hi! What about the LCN nail care products?
My nails peel look like this ONLY when I use glass nail files. Everyone swears by them but they've always torn up my nails. I've tried multiple brands, expensive, cheap, etc.
This is so strange. Did you try smoothing the ends with a buffer to soften them?
@@TheSalonLife I haven't but I will. Your videos are helping so much already!
I've had this issue since years :(
So what do you do with the ridges if you don’t buff? Mine are deep and obvious
What if it only peels only after using nail products such as color street? I can’t do my nails at the salon because they peel like they too. Why?
My nails are peeling like your clients. I am in the swimming pool three times a week for exercise. I have been applying nail polish to cover the nail. However, in this video you recommended against polishing. What should I do to protect from swimming pool water? Thank you.
From what I know, Anna isn't actually 100% against nail polish application in this situation. So, if you have peeling nails and you polish them, it can chip and flake easier because the polish is anchoring to a nail layer or multiple that have already lost their anchor to the rest of the nail. Because of this, the nail isn't really being protected, at least on the parts that are peeling. But the rest of the nail is, so I'd suggest keep polishing to protect and apply a really hydrating cream and oil right after you swim. I have peeling nails too, so that's my level of knowledge comes from. Also, make sure you're polishing the tips of your nails!
Did I get that right: Apply handcream before washing hands and oil after?
Hi Mone! No, both (a tiny bit of) hand cream and oil after each hand wash :)
Hay Anna i love to know if it is normal to have clear nails my nails stained orange as well help 😭
Where is your salon in Spain? Thanks xx
In Lloret de Mar, near Barcelona.
Hi again Anna :-) I wonder if it`s worth buying CND Rescue RXx for damage nails or can I use my lovely blend with jojobaoil and avocado-olie with as good result? I have ridgy nails and when I use polish and take it off, there is like small bobles in the nail they spilt and are very dry. Thank you and lots of greetings from DK/Jane
Hi Jane! Rescue RXx is helpful for surface damage. The white spots are usually a surface damage. Jojoba definitely helps (soaks are great) but Rescue RXx works differently and it can help as well.
@@TheSalonLife Oh thank you for the quick answer )(
I notis you write: Rescue RXx works differently - I`m happy to hear... thought it "just" was oil and that I have and use a lot! :-)
Have a great day in Spain :-)
Hello again :) Thank you 🤗
Yes, I talk about this product here :)
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@@TheSalonLife Bless you, just what I was looking for. Big smile from me to you.
Hugs xo
Please explain how to send pictures of my nails.
If you have issue with something that I haven't covered on my channel and my viewers are interested in seeing I might be able to do a video about it and then there is no charge.
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Just watched this video and so basically let it grow out and keep them oiled? But what kind of oil?
Jojoba oil is what we recommend the most. :)
The product you are recommending is not available in Canada or on Amazon Canada. Is there a product available in Canada.
Hi Pauline! Which products? I can give you maybe the link to Amazon.ca
What are the best gloves to wear when house cleaning and washing dishes?
Hi S L. Nitrile :)
@@TheSalonLife Thank you 😊
I just read about exfoliating your fingernails with glycolic acid what is your take on that
Thank you
Nail plate or the skin around the nails? For what purpose? I prefer lactic acid (more gentle) or salicylic acid. This is why I recommend using Kerasal often on this channel.
It is for the skin around the nails, not the nails.
Here is a video about exfoliating a nail plate th-cam.com/video/k2nespFGZQQ/w-d-xo.html
Well explained thank you
I’ve started to use oil often for my peeling nails. I’ve done this for two weeks but they are still peeling, will it take longer because they need to grow out first?
The oil will not glue the existing peeling. The new growth will be more protected. There could be many reasons why they are peeing. Are they damaged? Are they brittle? Too bendy? If you are interested please check out a service I provide
www.thesalonlife.ca/services
@@TheSalonLife I wash my hands quite a bit, but I always apply oil now. I don’t think they are soft because they don’t bend, but they are thin, my toenails are fine. I’ve cut my nails short but they keep growing forward peeling it seems. And so I was wondering if I need to wait for the nail at the bottom of the nail bed to come up because it will be stronger? Thank you for taking the time to respond:)
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Would all these treatments work if I have a regular polish on? Or do I have to have unpolished nails?
Unpolished nails. They won't penetrate through nail polish.