Everything you need for stronger nails
including a Digital 2-Week Nail Rescue Guide

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FAQs

Here are the questions most frequently asked by our users and our community!

How long does the routine take?

The routine must be followed for 2 weeks. It can be repeated to make it even more effective.

How often do I need to follow a course of treatment?

If you use our Green™ or Green Flash™ range, you can follow a course of treatment every 3 months to revitalise your nails. If you're a fan of regular gel polish, you should follow a course of treatment every 2 months.

If I reapply a treatment base coat, do I need to remove the old coat?

When using a treatment base coat, there's no need to remove the previous coat.

How many layers of base coat should I apply?

A single coat is enough.

What is the difference between Complete Serum and Nourishing Cuticle Oil? Can they be used together?

Our Complete Serum has a water-based formula that contains powerful moisturising agents, while our Nourishing Cuticle Oil is made from botanical oils that deeply nourish the nail. They work perfectly together.

Is the S.O.S. Mask applied like a polish?

The S.O.S. Mask is applied to the nail plate in one thick coat. It can be removed with soapy water or peeled off, so we recommend you apply it just before going to sleep, once you are in bed.

Can treatment base coats be removed with Green Flash™ Nail Polish Remover?

All our treatment base coats can be removed like our polish – with our Nail Polish Remover or Green Flash™ Nail Polish Remover.

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Our tips
for healthy nails

Protect and strengthen

Using specially designed, targeted products

Natural products

Up to 99% plant based

Moisturize daily

With products enriched with vitamins and botanical extracts

Remove with a gentle nail polish remover

Without acetone or drilling

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How nails
can be damaged

Environmental factors

Manual activities, daily contact with water, dry air, etc.

Frequent use of gel nail polish

Soaking in acetone, drilling, products containing HEMA, etc.

Using toxic products

Will temporarily mask damaged nails without taking care of them instead of restoring them

Health conditions

Unbalanced diet, infections, allergies, etc.

Our nail care routinesover 2 weeks