Bliss Kiss | Crisp Fragrance | Nail Oil Cuticle Dropper w/Vitamin E & Jojoba⏤Nail Strengthener Nail Growth Serum for Brittle Peeling Breaking Thin Nails | 0.5oz |

I got SNS nails and started cancer treatment so my nails were completely ruined. I started using this a few times a day after washing my hands, etc. It doesn’t smell and absorbs so quickly I can even use it at work in healthcare. You don’t need to use a lot so the bottle should last a while. My nails are starting to grow back. I love that I found this right when I needed it.

Works great, cuticle hardly grows

I started using the Bliss Kiss nail oil in 2016 when I was noticing my nails were very weak from constant hand washing and hand sanitizer use (a must when working in patient care at a hospital). I was impressed with the improvement I saw with the strength and health of my nails. I got to switch roles that required less hand washing so my nail health improved and I no longer needed a rescue remedy.Last year, I had severe damage after wearing acrylics so I returned to this tried-and-true nail oil. I have been using this nail oil for a few months and it is such a game changer.I followed the instructions provided and did see a difference within a few days. It does require some dedication to reapplication and it does help to follow other nail-saving lifestyle modifications (e.g. using high quality hand lotions and creams as much as possible in tandem).This is one of the few products I cannot live without and there's simply nothing on the mass market that is as effective.This is a great go-to gift for care packages, stocking stuffers, etc and is gender-neutral as nail health is universal.

This keeps my nails and cuticles healthy and strong. I like to rub a little in to my nails before I put on rubber gloves for cleaning. I also have the pen with is convenient for when I’m on the go.

It just arrived today and I’ve been using it whenever I think of it.Given I’ve only had it for a day, my experience is a little limited but so far it’s great. My nails and cuticles look so good after applying it. I’ll make sure to come back and add to this after a couple weeks or so.The only thing I wish they did differently was to put some sort of little seal on the outside of the bottle, so you know you aren’t getting someone’s return or product that was tampered with. It would be really great if they would consider this in the future.I did notice a couple comments and pictures claiming they didn’t get the right amount of oil, and someone said there’s no way 2 drops will do both hands.So for one thing, the levels of the bottles that were pictured were all the same level, and mine came with that much oil as well. It won’t be full to the very top of the bottle. Even on the website it shows the same level of oil in the bottle. Half an ounce is going to have a little bit of room, but that doesn’t mean you didn’t get all your product. That’s just what half an ounce looks like. It’s a small amount.Also, a drop per hand is definitely enough. I pick one finger on each hand and put 1 drop on the fingernail. Then I just pick up a little oil with my other hand and apply it to the other nails. 1 drop per hand is PLENTY, I promise.I think that’s everything for now, I’ll be back in a couple weeks to give an update on my results.Oh, and I’ve tried regular jojoba oil in the past, and vitamin e. It’s not the same thing. I was skeptical to even try this since I wasn’t impressed with jojoba in the past. So far this is noticeably different than what I tried before.

I first heard of this nail oil from Simply Nailogical, a YouTuber who does (not really) nail art tutorials on her channel. I was really drawn into this product because of how strong and long her nails appeared to be after using it for years. It also seemed like the company owner, Ana, really stands behind her product and is quite knowledgeable about nails. The Bliss Kiss Blog, alone, is a treasure trove of information, and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants information about nail care and health, if you can stand to ignore how much they push their product in every post. It's not really a complaint, just an acknowledgement that it's still a blog ran by a company that needs to make business. If you shy away from of that kind of stuff, just be aware of what you're getting.First of all, I'd like to say that this cuticle oil is, honestly, good. It moisturized my constantly dry fingernails and softened my stubborn cuticles. But is it really worth the price for simply moisturizing my finger nails? I understand that there are adults in the beauty and nail art community that like to remind people that they have a right to buy whatever expensive thing they want to, and that's fine and understandable. Nail artists (?) like Simply Nailogical have a disposable income. Cool. There's no shame in that. But some people (namely me) don't. And that's just the truth of it. While it works well, it just works as well as other, less expensive products to moisturize my cuticles. I've had it for four months now, and I just can't replicate the same results everyone else has been boasting on their blog posts and reviews. Why pay a ton more for a product that hasn't really improved my nails all that much?And yes, I followed the Hydration Challenge to full completion. I avoided water like crazy, was very gently and careful with my nails. I even bought a nail file to trim my nails down like Simply Nailogical said. However, there's really no change in my nails that prompt me to purchase this product again.NOW, FULL DISCLAIMER: If your nails are a catastrophic mess, I can't rule out the chance that this product will probably help you revive them. It has tons of good oils, especially jojoba oil, that penetrate deep into your skin...layers...and whatnot. Read Ana's blog post about it. It's very informative, as I've said.But if you're pinched for money, I recommend following the Hydration Challenge that Bliss Kiss recommends with a cheaper oil other than this one, and see if that improves your situation in a month. Guaranteed, it will. Any amount of attention you give to your nails is bound to translate into good things for them. But if you find that you still need more help, then and only then, should you get this product.TL;DR: It's good, but unless your nails are made of paper and break constantly, it's probably just that: Good.