ella+mila Nail Care Nail Strengthener (First Aid Kiss) - 0.45 fl oz

A: Hello, we have upgraded the tint to be a very natural pink, looks very sheer on the nails.

A: It goes on and dries clear.

A: Hello, yes you can use it as a base coat. We highly recommend you use this strictly as a treatment the first 4 weeks to see the best results. After the 4 weeks you can use it as a base coat.

A: After the 4 week care process, use it as a base :)

A: First Aid Kiss is a nail care that should be worn on bare nails. We don’t recommend using gel nail polish over First Aid Kiss.

A: Hello, Thank you for your message. Our products are used by many during pregnancy, however, we always recommend consulting with your doctor since each body is different. Best of luck.

A: Hi tamtams! Yes, you can absolutely apply color over this. You will still want to follow the cadence of removing and re-applying the Nail Strengthener on the Target.com page, but you can put color over it each time you apply a new coat! Hope this helps!

A: Hello, thank you for your question. We recommend you use {no more biting} as this is a deterrent for nail biters. {first aid kiss} is a nail strengthening treatment, it’s one of our best sellers but it will not deter one from biting their nails and it’s not safe for ingestion. Hope this helps. Have a great day.

A: The First Aid Kiss can be used underneath nail polish or as a top coat but please note that since it is not an actual base coat, your manicure just may not last as long.

A: Hi kmhbt! When using as a base coat you do not need to put another base coat on top of it. However, we highly recommend you use this strictly as a treatment the first 4 weeks to see the best results. After the 4 weeks you can use it as a base coat. Hope this helps!

A: Hi Dede! Here are the application instructions. Hope this helps! Application: Week 1 – Apply one coat of First Aid Kiss to bare, clean nails on day one. Keep the treatment on your nails and on the seventh day, remove from nails using a non-acetone remover. Week 2 – On the day you remove your Week 1 treatment (the 7th day), apply one coat of First Aid Kiss to bare, clean nails. Keep the treatment on your nails and after another seven days, remove from nails using a non-acetone remover. Weeks 3 and 4 – Apply one coat of First Aid Kiss every other day. Apply the first day, keep on second day, and remove on the third day. Reapply on the same third day. Repeat for two weeks. *Once you have completed the 4 week process, continue to use re-hydrating nail strengthener as a base coat underneath shaded nail enamel, if needed. You may repeat this 4 week process if you feel your nails need additional TLC. *First Aid Kiss can be used underneath nail polish but please note that since it is not an actual base coat, your manicure just may not last as long.

A: Hello thank you so much for your feedback. Here are the instructions: Application: Week 1 – Apply one coat of First Aid Kiss to bare, clean nails on day one. Keep the treatment on your nails and on the seventh day, remove from nails using a non-acetone remover. Week 2 – On the day you remove your Week 1 treatment (the 7th day), apply one coat of First Aid Kiss to bare, clean nails. Keep the treatment on your nails and after another seven days, remove from nails using a non-acetone remover. Weeks 3 and 4 – Apply one coat of First Aid Kiss every other day. Apply the first day, keep on second day, and remove on the third day. Reapply on the same third day. Repeat for two weeks. *Once you have completed the 4 week process, continue to use re-hydrating nail strengthener as a base coat underneath shaded nail enamel, if needed. You may repeat this 4 week process if you feel your nails need additional TLC. *First Aid Kiss can be used underneath nail polish but please note that since it is not an actual base coat, your manicure just may not last as long.