Embarrassed by Your Toenails? Artificial
Toenails an Option, But Better to Take Care of the Ones
You Have
Princeton,
NJ -May 30, 2006 -- Fake toenails, whether applied by
a nail technician or at home, have become a relatively new
option for people embarrassed by the way their toenails look.
While some individuals have chosen the artificial toenails
route because their nails are missing, many more are covering
up toenails that have become yellow, discolored and unattractive.
C. J. Buck, MIA, CEO of Xenna
Corporation (www.xenna.com),
which distributes natural foot care products, says she hears
about the emotional suffering caused by unattractive feet
almost every day. Buck says, "Many people avoid swimming
pools or the beach because they simply don't want to bare
their embarrassing toenails in public. It's a very common
problem, and causes both men and women to feel terribly
insecure about wearing the latest sandal styles or going
barefoot - even at home."
Buck adds, "Podiatrists agree that natural nails are preferable
for a number of reasons. With a little dedication and patience,
almost anyone can solve the problem of unattractive toenails."
To get natural toenails in top condition, experts recommend
the following:
Keep feet clean and dry. Be especially careful to
completely dry toes and feet after showering or bathing.
Change socks at least once a day. Choose cotton socks
and change them any time they become wet.
Let your feet air out as much as possible and choose
footwear that allows air to circulate around toes and
feet.
Never share footwear, socks or pedicure/manicure implements.
Never walk barefoot in public areas - especially pools
and locker rooms.
Be careful not to damage nails when manicuring or
pedicuring. Damaged nails can be traumatized by overly
aggressive treatment.
For yellow, discolored toenails, Xenna's patented, diabetic-friendly
NonyX Gel takes a unique, natural approach to the problem.
NonyX Gel softens keratin debris - the discolored, yellow
or thick granular buildup under nails that causes them to
become discolored and unattractive - using natural, grain-derived
ethanoic acid. After about four weeks of regular use, softened
keratin debris can be scraped out with a manicure tool.
Once this keratin debris is removed, nails look clear.
Buck says, "Xenna products were developed and patented using
formulations that focus on the exfoliation of excess keratin
- the protein contained in skin and nails. Our goal is to
provide consumers with innovative, natural foot care products
that address the cosmetic appearance of unattractive heels
and toenails."
Xenna's CalleX Callus & Dry Heel Ointment also uses unique,
patented natural ingredients. The exfoliating enzymes in
CalleX Ointment thin and soften callus and exfoliate rough,
dry skin on heels and soles. CalleX is acid free, so it
won't burn or sting when applied and is safe for diabetics.
It also includes natural peppermint oil for a refreshing
scent and moisturizes the foot or callus area.
All Xenna products are unconditionally money-back guaranteed.
To view before and after photos of NonyX Gel and CalleX
Ointment, click on www.xenna.com.
NonyX Nail Gel for can be purchased in the footcare section
of Walgreens, Rite Aid, Longs, CVS Pharmacy, Eckerd Pharmacy,
Brooks Pharmacy, Duane Reade, Medicine Shoppe pharmacies
and Wal-Mart. NonyX Gel is also available at HEB and Brookshire
grocery stores, and online at www.drugstore.com,
www.FootSmart.com
and www.xenna.com.
CalleX Callus & Dry Heel Ointment is now available in the
footcare section at Walgreens, Longs and many Medicine Shoppe
pharmacies. CalleX can also be purchased online at www.drugstore.com,
www.FootSmart.com
and www.xenna.com.
Xenna Corporation is a privately-held, woman-owned company
which develops and distributes natural personal care products
for skin, hair and nails. For more info or questions call
800-368-6003.