RESTORE your nail health with Boots’ five star buy that will leave them feeling stronger and longer in just one application.

Beauty fans have been racing to Boots to get their hands on this nourishing nail and cuticle care pen.
The Boots product that will heal your nails
If you are looking to restore your nail health this summer, Boots may have the perfect solution.
The No 7 star product has become the latest craze amongst beauty enthusiasts.
The Nourishing Nail and Cuticle Care Pen has been billed as the ultimate solution to flaky, weak nails, and it won’t break the bank either.
Retailing for just £6.95 the treatment provides continuous moisture which nourishes the skin and promotes nail growth.
The product description recommends users massage the product into nails and cuticles once a day to see the best results.
This nail saviour has gone a storm with Boots shoppers, with the product receiving 100 five star reviews.
Glowing reveals for star nail product
One glowing review reads: “Absolutely the best cuticle cream I have used – very easy to use and super results.
“Having used more expensive brands I now realise that No 7 is the one I will always use in the future.”
Another delighted shopper added: “One one application and I have noticed a difference.
“My nails were flaky and split all the time. They are now actually growing without breaking.”
One happy customer also praised its affordable price point, writing: “Very cheap bur very good product!!!”
The hypo-allergenic product comes in a 10ml container.
How to keep your nails in pristine condition
Nail techs often recommend that avid acrylic and gel users take breaks in between every few sets, to give them a bit of a break.
If you’re looking to start the natural journey or are looking to just enhance nail condition, nail strengtheners and cuticle oils are a great place to start.
Other nail strengtheners and oil that The Sun recommends include OPI’s Nail Envy, Sally Hansen’s Miracle Cure, and Jessica’s Bend Don’t Break.
If you are in the market for another more affordable option, Barry M’s Mani Hero is less than £5 and promises to be a great quality, budget-friendly alternative.
Earlier this month, nail pro Sarah Green, also told The Sun the four things people should avoid doing to keep them in good condition.
Among her pro tips were avoiding using hot water, using UV protection and applying cuticle oil.
Following this advice may help ensure your at-home manicure stays in pristine condition and chip-free for much longer.
NAILS NO-NO
A NAIL expert has revealed the two words that prospective clients say that can gets them ghosted.
There’s plenty of bad habits such as being glued to your phone and creating awkward conversations that can lead to a frosty atmosphere in the salon.
But some beauty fans could ruin their chances of an appointment before they’re even through the door.
Nickie runs her own salon in Musselburgh, East Lothian, and also trains up other prospective nail technicians.
In a recent TikTok video, she revealed her “unpopular opinion” about message enquiries.
She said: “I’m not replying to you if you just write to me ‘how much’.
“Sorry? How much for what? How much for nails? How much for training? Eyebrows? Hair? A lift to your mum’s house?
“Like what even happened to ‘hey how are you?’. Not even a ‘how are you?’ Just like a ‘hi’.
“‘Hi. How much is nails?’ Or ‘how much is training?’
“[Just] ‘How much?’ Like? I’m sorry but I can’t even reply because I feel like it’s like a waste of my time because then I know you’re not going to reply back to me again.”