Get Steel Nails with Homemade Garlic Oil —I know what you’re thinking – “Garlic Nail Growth Oil? But that would stinkkkk!!!!” Actually no! The stink of garlic is actually much less than the immense benefits you can get because this is literally a game changer for nail growth. Caution: Only use this oil if you want strong, unbreakable STEEL NAILS!
P.S: I will also be giving tips on how you can minimize the smell, if any. Because guys, you need to try this! It really works!
Why You Should Make Garlic Oil for Nail Growth
Garlic is rich in unique antioxidant compounds such as allicin, which have powerful benefits for immunity boosting, longevity, health improvement and more. Did you know garlic is also used for skin care, acne control & hair growth. Now here’s why you should use garlic oil for nail growth:
- Antibacterial and antifungal properties: What if bacteria or fungi are stopping your nails from being fully healthy? Well, garlic oil will take care of that problem as garlic is highly antibacterial and antifungal.
- Moisturizing: Olive oil is highly moisturizing and when applied to cuticles and nails it helps lock in moisture and promote nail growth
- Tackles dryness: The olive oil in garlic oil will help you with dry flaky cuticles and dry brittle nails
- Anti-inflammatory: Garlic oil is anti-inflammatory and will help with any swelling around your cuticles. Remember cuticle health is vital for nail growth!
- Strengthen nails: Using garlic oil as suggested below will help you get what we call “steel nails”, which refers to super strong, long nails.
- Night treatment: When you are done with your night routine, rub garlic nail oil on your cuticles and nails and throw on some gloves, allowing the garlic oil to work it’s magic oil overnight! In the morning wash your hands with a mild handsoap. This night treatment can make all the difference to your nails!
- Nail mask: If you are short on time, use the garlic nail oil as a mask by dipping your nails a small bowl with garlic oil for upto 30 minutes while you watch an episode of your favorite Netflix series.
How to Make Garlic Nail Oil at Home
Ok let’s get down to making your own homemade garlic nail oil – it’s so easy it doesn’t even need instructions!
Ingredients for Garlic Nail Growth Oil
- 1 -2 garlic pearls, minced or crushed
- 1/8 cup of pure olive oil
- Equipment: Glass dropper bottle, small funnel, metal garlic mincing press
Method for Garlic Nail Growth Oil for Steel Nails
- Begin by removing the skin off your garlic
- Now crush the garlic either with a motor and pestle or with a garlic mincing tool, like I did.
- Put your small funnel into your dropper bottle and push in the minced garlic with a clean skewer.
- Slowly pour in your olive oil until ¾ way full.
- Close the cap tightly then shake the bottle to make sure it’s well mixed.
- Allow the garlic nail oil to infuse for at least 6 hours before use.
How to Use Garlic Nail Growth Oil for Steel Nails
- Wash and dry your hands before use. Rub the oil and massage it in to boost blood circulation to your nails which will help boost nail growth.
- You can use it as an overnight treatment – In this case, once you’re done with your night routine and ready to go to bed, rub your garlic oil onto your cuticles and nails, including over and under your nails, then throw on some gloves or socks. In the morning wash your nails with mild hand soap. There will be no smell.
- Nail Growth Soak – Make a larger batch of garlic oil for this. In a bowl, pour in your garlic oil and then dip your nails into the bowl. Allow your nails to soak for upto 30 minutes. You can watch your favorite show while you do this. The soaking method is especially helpful for fungal infections or nail bed inflammation.
More Tips for Nail Growth & Steel Nails
- Always wear gloves when washing dishes, because dish washing liquid is harsh and makes nails brittle and easy to break.
- Do not use your nails to open any jars, they will weaken and break!
- Never use your nails as tools, like to scrape anything during cleaning or to scratch anything hard.
- Apply a thin coat of clear breathable nail polish to further prevent breaking, I do this when I’m growing out my nails sometimes.






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