We know chemotherapy can take a hard toll on the finger and toe nails. If you are a professional in a cancer clinic you may be able to help some of your clients that may be in a tough financial position.
FlexiNail has a small budget available to provide free or very low cost FlexiNail to people going through or recovering from the effects of chemotherapy. If you would like to access these for your clinic or facility, please email FlexiNail directly from the website... http://www.FlexiNail.com
We also accept small donations from people in this situation - whether it is just a dollar or two or twenty... and we apply these funds to helping more people with free product. Write us if you are in a position to help distribute product to those in need. We just ask that the people receiving the free product are in real financial need.
14 February 2012
19 November 2010
5 Things to Grow Longer, Stronger Healthier Looking Nails.
Read the article on five things you can do to help your nails at:
http://www.flexinail.com/info.php/faster-growing-fingernails
http://www.flexinail.com/info.php/faster-growing-fingernails
02 July 2010
Can I use FlexiNail with Nail Polish?
Hi Edith,
Couple things with nail polish as you probably know. The polish often contains ingredients that evaporate or "dry" leaving the color on your nail. The polish also covers your nail. When you take off polish you probably use a very harsh acetone type product. All of these things work to dry out your nail. Add this to daily exposure to the sun or cold or water and its tough on nails.
When you use a polish, FlexiNail can't penetrate through the dried on polish. It can however, get into the nail matrix (the part under your cuticle) and up the sides of your nails under the skin where there is no polish.
What many of our customers do is get their nails back to where they want them. They then apply nail polish, but cut down on the amount of times they change colors. When the color does come off, they take a "break" from polish for a few days and apply a thin coat of FlexiNail two or three times a day on these "breaks". If your nails stay strong - then polish and the number of changes can increase. If the nail is "drying" out again - then increase the time without polish and use FlexiNail on those days.
Hope this information helps. Derek
Couple things with nail polish as you probably know. The polish often contains ingredients that evaporate or "dry" leaving the color on your nail. The polish also covers your nail. When you take off polish you probably use a very harsh acetone type product. All of these things work to dry out your nail. Add this to daily exposure to the sun or cold or water and its tough on nails.
When you use a polish, FlexiNail can't penetrate through the dried on polish. It can however, get into the nail matrix (the part under your cuticle) and up the sides of your nails under the skin where there is no polish.
What many of our customers do is get their nails back to where they want them. They then apply nail polish, but cut down on the amount of times they change colors. When the color does come off, they take a "break" from polish for a few days and apply a thin coat of FlexiNail two or three times a day on these "breaks". If your nails stay strong - then polish and the number of changes can increase. If the nail is "drying" out again - then increase the time without polish and use FlexiNail on those days.
Hope this information helps. Derek
17 April 2010
Steps to Help Prevent Nail Fungus
Here are some steps to you can consider to help prevent nail fungus and nail infections. If you have had it before you may be more likely to contact it again. consider these things:
Try to keep your feet dry and keep your toes and feet clean.
Change your socks everyday (and don't share socks or shoes)
Try not to walk barefoot in public areas (change rooms / showers)
When you can, take a break from shoes and socks
If you do have nail fungus or fingernail fungus try to wear dish gloves when doing the dishes or other stuff around the house. When you are done the chore, turn the gloves inside out to allow them to dry out.
If we are talking about the fingernails, then avoid fake nails!!
see also: Nail Problems Fungus Relief
Try to keep your feet dry and keep your toes and feet clean.
Change your socks everyday (and don't share socks or shoes)
Try not to walk barefoot in public areas (change rooms / showers)
When you can, take a break from shoes and socks
If you do have nail fungus or fingernail fungus try to wear dish gloves when doing the dishes or other stuff around the house. When you are done the chore, turn the gloves inside out to allow them to dry out.
If we are talking about the fingernails, then avoid fake nails!!
see also: Nail Problems Fungus Relief
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