Seche Forte Strengthening Treatment Base Coat with Biotin & Bamboo, 0.5 fl oz

Love this brand! Always makes for a perfect manicure! I definitely keep their top and base coats in my nail routines.

The base coat added strength to my nails. My nails look great when using this product.

Seche Condition Keratin Infused Cuticle Oil is a good product. I have been a nail biter all my life and when I started using this, I didn't simply put it on my cuticles but I brushed the top of my nails with it. My nails were very weak and fragile, breaking all the time when I first started using this. I was amazed with the healing of my nail beds thus with the whole nail. I won't wear nail polish or fake nails because after 75 years of nail biting I love seeing my natural nails. I recommend this product.

Excellent product

I bought this in a desperate attempt to heal my dry, brittle, split fingernails. I started using it on my entire nail as well as the cuticle. I just let it sit til it absorbs, usually while watching tv. It's done an amazing job of making my nails healthy. No more dry, split nails! It's definitely a great product and I will continue to use it regularly. I've told several friends about it too and they agree!

Seche Vite Rebuild likes: the white tint looks like a manicure or shellac (pretty!), makes nails stronger but not too strong, doesn't burn or hurt, goes on easy, looks great and DOES strengthen nails. Would be most effective for peeling nails.Seche Vite Rebuild dislikes: instructions- paint nails, apply daily, remove weekly, and repeat, (that is a lot of work!), the nail polish doesn't stay on very long (I am really rough on my nails though!), and it seems that I am using more of this nail polish than other polishes. After two days, the nail polish seems to separate from my nail (peel off), which is possibly from chewing them or putting too much on, but might also be from the actual nail polish and it is something I dislike.Seche Vite vs. Quimica Alemana: To get extremely hard/strong nails, Quimica is the way to go. However, Quimica is more likely to "burn" my nails if I put too much on or my nail is too thin. It stays on forever, and sometimes even make my nails too hard. Some people are horrified at the thought of a formaldehyde containing nail polish. Studies have found formaldehyde to cause cancer, but it really does strengthen and improve nails, so that is a decision each person has to make for themselves. With that said, Quimica seems to have more of it because it is much easier to have sore nails from putting too much on but it works quicker and more effectively for strong nails. Seche's light white tint is gorgeous, and still works, but not as well (less formaldehyde?). I don't use fake nails, so for strengthening super soft nails, Seche may be the better option because Quimica is too strong. I love both of these products- they are my top 2 nail strengtheners, so you can't go wrong with either, but it really depends on what you are looking for in a polish.

I don't know if it works to grow/rebuild nails but I do know on my nails it peels off easily. In the reviews and specs it says you can use it under other polishes but for me it peels off on some nails after the first day. I am a picker and rehabilitated nail biter so the peeling is unacceptable for me. I had high hopes for this so I am a little disppointed. I clean my nails and dry them and wipe them with alcohol or acetone before application and it still peels. I will keep trying and applying until the bottle is gone but I probably won't buy again.

Made a big difference. Nails are much healthier.