The Best Nail Hardener


Before I was a beauty blogger, I was a bartender. For those 9 years, my hands were either wet, being shoved into ice, or covered in syrup-y pop. To say my nails took a serious beating is an understatement. Naturally, being the DIY’in diva I like to think I am, I searched high and low for a recipe for the best nail hardener I could possibly make at home.

After countless hours surfing cyberland, I found one that I still use to this day. And now, I pass the awesomeness onto you.

Garlic: I know, I know, it sounds wacky…and smelly. But if you can hack the smell of garlic on your fingers for a few minutes, then this DIY treatment is perfect for you. And not only is it cheap as helllll but it’s easy!


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