Sally Hansen Complete Care 7-in-1 Review

Today, I’ll be sharing my experience using Sally Hansen’s 7-in-1 Nail Treatment for 10 days! If you don’t know what this is, it is a 7-in-1 treatment (obviously) that helps restore dry or brittle nails making them healthier.  The formula includes Avocado Oil, Sea Salt, Pomegranate Extract and Calcium. The photo above  is my bare nails right before I applied any treatment.

The seven ways you can use this treatment are: base & top coat, growth, strengthener, ridge-filler, brightener, and for moisturizing. I applied two coats and and after about 5 days I noticed how much my nails grew! I had to file them down since they we’re getting way too long. The photo below is after 10 days, and you can see they still grew a lot even after filing them at the half way mark, so you can imagine what it would have looked like if I let them be!

I also noticed that my nails felt stronger, and I really liked how this works as a ridge filler to give you a nice smooth surface on your nail. Looking at the before and after photos, I can see a difference with the brightness, as well. It may be hard to tell due to the lighting, but they did seem a little brighter after the 10 days. This product is super versatile, so you can use it alone, or as a base coat or top coat with your favorite color.

After the 10 days, I painted my nails with ‘B Girl’ from Sally Hansen’s Miracle Gel line, which I love! This color is gorgeous, and I finished it off with their Miracle Gel top coat for a long lasting manicure. I’ve talked to a few others who are trying this and love the results so far, but it all really depends on the individual and what works for you, ya know? Overall, I would recommend this product since I had a great experience!

Sally Hansen’s 7-in-1 Nail Treatment retails for $12.99 and can be found in your local stores like CVS, Walgreens, Target, or online at Ulta.com or Target.com.

Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by Sally Hansen. The products featured were sent to me as a PR sample. Some links may be affiliate links. Opinions are my own.