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Going Loopy
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Cocoa Beach
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Sample Size Cuticle Oil
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Carrot Cake
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Kiss Kiss
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The Sweet Tooth Collection Cuticle Oil Bundle
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Glazed Donuts
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Sour Watermelon
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Cozy Nights
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Jolly Green Apple
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The Difference
Being a devoted nail biter and seeing the damage and skin issues that can be caused by the heavy use of nail products (and aging quite honestly), I knew there had to be something that could be incorporated into my routine to help. Cuticle oil isn’t anything new and a quality one isn’t hard to find. I did, however, start to wonder if there was something, in this new day of essential oil and herb knowledge, that could be added to increase the benefits, not just improving cuticle health, but nail health too. I started scouring the internet looking for oils, and combinations of things that had been proven to increase nail and skin health. That’s where I discovered an amazing herb called Equisetum arvense, or Horsetail, and all of the benefits this silica-rich herb has to offer. Further, as I educated myself on extracts, carrier oils, and all things related, I learned about the overwhelming benefits of taking the time to actually infuse your carrier oils with the physical herbs rather than adding bottled extract to your recipes (these extracts also contain alcohol).