I bought some Scholl Toenail Conditioner a few months ago to (apparently) improve the look and condition of my poor toe nails. They are not too bad, actually, but they are prone to splitting and the actual top of the nail is a bit bumpy and uneven. I always find they look worse in the winter, or rather when the winter is over with and we come into spring, my poor tootsies look a bit worse for wear. Wandering around my local supermarket the other night, after buying a few odds and ends, I eventually found myself in the 'corn and plaster' section and noticed this product which looked new and different to me and I decided to read the blurb on the back of the ...  Read the complete review

I hate my feet . Quite aside from them being whopping great size 8/9's with hairy toes, I have horrible toenails - thick, cracky, with a slight yellowish colour, and jagged edges due to my inability to cut them neatly. So, when I saw Scholl Toenail Conditioner, I thought it might be worth a go, to see if I could pretty up my little piggies. It looks as pictured, housed in a clear plastic window attached to some cardboard, you can usually find this hanging up in most chemists, and in many shoe shops. You'll also find the Scholl range in many supermarkets, so it isn't at all had to find. The product itself is a bit like a transparent pen, holding 1.6 ml of ...  Read the complete review

I've been trying to improve my condition of my nails, both finger nails and toe nails, and as my finger nails are making such good progress, I've been looking at products which can improve my toe nails, as the nail is brittle, often breaks as it's growing, and has a horrid yellow tint, which I was hoping the Scholl toenail conditioner would help, as it boasts to improve the condition of all nails. Perfect! The packaging consists of a cardboard back, with the pen being attached in a clear plastic case. The product has the Scholl logo, and the whole colour scheme is blue, yellow and white, which is pretty appealing for customers. The information fro Scholl is ...  Read the complete review