Nail Separation | Jada Kenya

Nail Separation is a common nail disorder in which the nail plate has separated from the nailbed; typically resulting in a well-defined area of white opaque nails.

It may result from:

• Trauma
• Skin Disease
• Nail Infections
• Extremely thin nail plate
• Photo-onycholysis which is due to ingestion of photosensitizer such as medication
• Underlying health conditions
• Excessive heat spikes

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First line of treatment is to trim the separated nail section.
The exposed nailbed should be gently massaged up to 3 times a day with the cuticle salve.

Evening Routine

Once in the evening, a drop of serum should be applied onto the nailbed after the cuticle salve and the gloves provided worn
Gloves should be worn for at least 4 hours; however, for best results we recommend that one sleeps in gloves every day for the first 1 month.
As the nail continues to grow ensure that they are kept short through continued use of the Jada Nano Glass Nail File until the full nail reattachment is achieved.

If you are struggling with nail separation, also known as onycholysis, it means the separated nail plate has undergone nail detachment from the nailbed. This condition often presents as nail lifting with a clearly visible detached nail area. Without proper nail trauma care and nail infection healing, the damaged nail layers can worsen, leading to brittle nails and long-term complications.

Effective recovery requires a structured nail repair treatment. Start by using cuticle therapy for separation and a serum for nail separation as part of a daily nail care plan. For best results, pair these with overnight nail repair supported by gloves for nail healing. This ensures deep nail hydration treatment, locks in moisture with a nail moisture lock, and encourages nailbed healing.

Consistent use of this nail therapy routine promotes nail strength recovery, nail flexibility balance, and nail resilience routine. Over time, you’ll notice visible nail results, including stronger nails, reduced breakage, and gradual nail reattachment support.

By committing to nail durability care and nail wellness treatment, you improve chances of full recovery and reduce risks of recurrence. Whether you’re dealing with cracked nail care, thin nail treatment, or complex chronic nail issues, this nail recovery journey focuses on long-term improvement. With professional nail disorder care and consistent home use of nail protection gloves, cuticle salve healing, and serum nail repair, your nails will undergo nail plate restoration, steady nail regrowth support, and lasting nail health therapy.

FAQs On Nail Separation

Q: What is nail separation?
A: Nail separation (or onycholysis) occurs when the separated nail plate lifts from the nailbed, causing a detached nail and visible white areas.

Q: What causes nail detachment or nail lifting?
A: Common causes include nail trauma care issues, skin disease, nail infection healing problems, thin nail treatment needs, or damaged nail layers. Sometimes chronic nail issues or underlying health conditions are involved.

Q: How can I treat separated nails at home?
A: Use a structured nail repair treatment including cuticle therapy for separation, serum for nail separation, and nail hydration treatment. Pair with overnight nail repair gloves to ensure maximum absorption.

Q: Should I wear gloves for nail healing?
A: Yes, gloves for nail healing help with overnight nail repair, improve nail moisture lock, and promote nail durability care.

Q: How long until I see results?
A: With a consistent nail therapy routine and daily nail care plan, most users see visible nail results and nail health improvement in about 60 days. For more severe nail disorder recovery, it may take longer.