Nail Care Products: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 30, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 14 listings for Nail Care Products, including options from Saint Bernard and Bluemercury. Compare product details and listed prices.
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Super Smalls Self Care Nail Kit
Saint Bernard
$38.00

Green Care - S.O.S Nail Strengthener
Bluemercury
$15.00

Green Care - S.O.S Nail Mask
Bluemercury
$15.00

Green Care - The Complete Serum
Bluemercury
$15.00

Green Degreaser
Bluemercury
$9.00

Keratin Booster
Bluemercury
$15.00

Green Care - Nourishing Cuticle Oil
Bluemercury
$15.00

Active Smooth
Bluemercury
$19.00

Active Shine
Bluemercury
$19.00

Active Plump
Bluemercury
$19.00

Green Drying Drops
Bluemercury
$16.00

Glow Manicure Set
Bluemercury
$55.00

Active Bright
Bluemercury
$19.00

The Celery Oil
Bluemercury
$26.00
The 14 displayed listings with prices are listed from $9.00 to $55.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Many items contain keratin, cuticle oils, strengthening serums and gentle polish bases.
Look for formulas that include nourishing ingredients like vitamin E, jojoba oil or keratin to support nail strength and flexibility.
Avoid products with harsh solvents if you have sensitive nails, and choose a cuticle oil that absorbs quickly without leaving a greasy residue.
For kits, check that they include a good range of tools such as files, buffers and a sturdy holder to keep everything organized.
Questions
How often should I use a nail strengthener?
Use it as directed, typically a few times a week, to build strength without over-coating the nail.
What is the benefit of cuticle oil?
Cuticle oil moisturizes the skin around the nail, preventing dryness and promoting healthy nail growth.
Can I use a nail kit at home?
Yes, most kits include basic tools and are safe for home use if you follow the instructions.
Are keratin boosters safe for all nail types?
They are generally safe, but if you have very thin or damaged nails, start with a lower frequency.