Hard As Hoof Nail Strengthening Cream, Unscented - Nail Growth & Conditioning Cuticle Cream Stops Splits, Chips, Cracks & Strengthens Nails, 1 oz

I have always had an issue with my cuticles. Splitting, splintering, part growing out with the nail and part not. I would do my best to somehow trim it all off... Usually leaving me with a few bleeding cuticles. Applying this stuff even 4-5 times per week has left me with awesome cuticles. Not sure about the stronger nails though. Perhaps I will update this in a few months. But seriously.... BUY THIS STUFF! IT WORKS!

So I had dip nails for a couple of years and then acryclics for like 3 years. They started popping off and would not stay on- I think due to my nails being damaged so much from the nails. I decided to leave them off and try to get them better and of course turned to Amazon and saw this. I know it had great reviews but nails have always been thin, would peel and split, which is why I tried the fake nails. Well in an effort to get them better ordered this and applied 2-3 times a day. During this time I also had a wedding and thought I would use press on nails… mistake. They looked great until they didn’t- under my nail turned green! So I took them off and decided to have naked nails until I could get them grown out enough to get them painted at a salon. And I finally achieved that goal with Hard as Hoof! My nails have stopped peeling and splitting. Now they did have a nick and used to I would bite them ( yuck) and then bite them rite off trying to get them smooth. Well I had one get a small nick and it was even harder to bite off!! I don’t understand how it works but I know this stuff has helped me and I already ordered a second tub to have on hand. A little goes a loooong way. Also my husband kept having his thumbnail split. I started putting it on him and it has helped his nail to stop splitting. So I love this stuff!!!! IF you have brittle nails and nothing has worked try this!!!!!!! So the pictures I attached are from March and you can see the damage my other pics are June. They are NOT fake. They are my nails with only gel polish done at a salon! No dip no acrylic… my nails

My nails were damaged from many years of food service work and now working in a factory with harsh chemicals which eat through nitrile gloves. They were so weak that I could bend my nails back towards my cuticles. Splitting from the middle of the nails and the free edge. I had bleeding nail beds and did gel nails to protect them. That worked fine and they grew, but were still weak. An air dry nail glue obliterated the hard work I did. The glue came with a remover which didn't work. Tore up the nail plates. I tried hardeners. They did very little and didn't stay on. While looking for more Onyx polish remover, Hard as Hoof popped up in the suggestions. Curiosity got me and I bought a jar. WOW! Because I wash my hands at least 18 times a day, I apply this 3-5 times a day. Another jar came yesterday so I have one upstairs, one downstairs on my manicure table, and one in my lunch cooler. My nails are so hard now that they don't bend at all. Eventually I will have nails all the same length and be able to polish them. This isn't a one and done or a once a day product. Keep at it and you will see results. The drier your hands and nails are, the more often you need to apply. Definitely worth the money to have healthy natural nails.

I’ve been looking for help for my nails for over a year. They kept breaking vertically, splitting, they were what the dermatologist called “soft”. I tried several products with nothing in return. My cousin told me about this product and I thought a cream to strengthen my nails? But I tried it anyways. I am not disappointed at all! My nails are finally getting stronger, they haven’t been breaking or splitting and they look healthy again. I’m exceptionally pleased with this product. It’s been a life saver. I’m so happy to have finally found something that wasn’t a complete waste of money but rather the complete opposite! I’ve been using it in the morning and before bed diligently. A little goes a long way!

Unexpected results. First I have one nail that is so wonky. The end is ruffled and the one side was lifted. It’s been like that a long time. I was convinced it would not reattached from everything I had read. The most I thought was the cream would at least strengthen a nail so it didn’t rip off. My nails are paper, thin. They always were bendy and flexible. I bought both the nail strengthening cream and the patches. For one week I used the patches plus the cream and then tapered off to using the patches every couple days. The first two photos are before. You can see it’s lifted a good portion down the nail. The third photo is one month later. The double side-by-side shows the extent of reattachment. The lines on each side are identical in length. Note: reattachment is NOT what the product promises. Reattachment is generally not possible if the nail has been detached for some time. The nail bed turns to regular skin making it impossible for the nail to reattach. This just happens to be my results for the most problematic fingernail. Also note, I bought a nail harder and have been polishing them along with weekly self manicure. However, the one month later photo is without nail polish. So it appears that the cream has also mended the surface of the nail. It’s no longer as wavy, dull with less ridges.