Quick answer
Cuticle oil hydrates and protects the nail bed, preventing cracks and hangnails. Adding it to your daily routine keeps nails flexible and strong.
Why dry cuticles happen
Frequent hand washing, cold weather, and harsh soaps strip natural oils from the skin around your nails. Without moisture, cuticles become brittle and split, leaving you with painful hangnails and an uneven nail surface.
How to fix dry cuticles
- Symptom: Dry, flaky skin around the nail bed, visible cracks, or hangnails. If you see these signs, your cuticles need hydration.
- Likely cause: Lack of moisture from environmental factors or infrequent oil application. Even occasional use can help, but daily application is best.
- Corrective action: Apply a drop of cuticle oil to each nail and massage it into the cuticle and nail bed. For best results, use after washing hands or before bed. Consistency is key — a few seconds each day prevents problems.
- When to stop or choose another option: If you have an active infection or open wound around the nail, avoid applying oil until the area heals. If irritation persists, try a fragrance-free formula. Listen to your skin — discontinue if you experience stinging or redness.
Product facts
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Peppermint Hydrating Cuticle Oil: Our fan-favorite formula — in a refreshing Peppermint scent. This cool holiday treat blends nutrient-rich oils to hydrate, refresh, and soothe even the driest cuticles. The peppermint scent adds a cooling sensation while the oil blend locks in moisture, making daily application pleasant and effective.
Peppermint Hydrating Cuticle Oil
