ProNail Complex is a meticulously-crafted natural formula which combines extremely potent oils and skin-repairing vitamins. This doctor-formulated mist spray releases the ingredients in the form of micro particles so they can reach deep under your skin and nails.
Inside every drop of “ProNail Complex” you’ll find:
An optimally dosed proprietary blend of oils and vitamins, carefully mixed to complement one another into a powerful nail strengthening formula.
Mineral Oil
Sweet Almond Oil
Organic Flaxseed Oil
Tea Tree Oil
Aloe Vera
Canola Oil
Vitamin E
Walnut Oil
Camphor Oil
Clove Bud Oil
Jojoba Oil
Chia Oil
Lemongrass Oil
Lavender Oil
Menthol
Undecylenic Acid
How to to keep your toenails in good condition
1. Nail Care
- Trim Regularly: To avoid ingrown toenails, trim your toenails straight across. Don’t trim them too short.
- Smooth Edges: Use a nail file to gently smooth any rough edges.
- Avoid Sharp Instruments: Do not use sharp objects to clean under the nails; this can cause injury or infection.
2. Hygiene
- Wash Feet Daily: Use soap and water, and ensure you dry your feet thoroughly, especially between the toes.
- Moisturize: Apply a moisturizer to your feet to keep the skin and nails hydrated. Avoid putting moisturizer between your toes, as this can encourage fungal growth.
- Clean Footwear: Wear clean socks and change them daily. Ensure your shoes are clean and dry.
3. Footwear Choices
- Proper Fit: Choose shoes that fit well and provide enough room for your toes. Avoid tight shoes that can cause pressure and lead to nail problems.
- Breathable Materials: Wear shoes made from breathable materials to reduce moisture build-up.
4. Protection
- Foot Protection: Wear shoes in public places like pools, gyms, and locker rooms to protect against fungal infections.
- Toenail Guards: If you participate in sports or activities that may injure your toes, consider using toenail guards.
5. Avoid Harmful Practices
- Nail Polish and Acrylics: Limit the use of nail polish and acrylic nails, as they can weaken the toenails. If you do use polish, give your nails a break periodically.
- Chemical Exposures: Avoid exposing your toenails to harsh chemicals which can cause damage.
6. Diet and Hydration
- Balanced Diet: Consume a diet rich in vitamins and minerals, especially biotin, zinc, and iron, which are crucial for nail health.
- Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water to keep your nails hydrated.
7. Address Issues Promptly
- Infections: If you notice signs of fungal infection (such as discoloration, thickening, or crumbling), seek treatment promptly.
- Injuries: Treat any injuries to your toenails immediately to prevent complications.
8. Regular Check-Ups
- Podiatrist Visits: Consider regular visits to a podiatrist, especially if you have conditions like diabetes that affect foot health.