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Nail Care & Nail Polish in Ireland

Get salon-worthy nails at home with our nail collection at Ballyduff Pharmacy. From easy-to-apply press-on nails and on-trend polish shades to strengthening treatments and nail health supplements, we bring together everything you need to keep your nails looking and feeling their best. Whether you want a quick manicure for a special occasion or ongoing care for stronger, healthier nails, you’ll find quality products at everyday pharmacy prices — all delivered to your door anywhere in Ireland.

Press-On & False Nails

Press-on nails are the fastest way to a flawless, salon-style manicure without the appointment. Available in a range of lengths, shapes and finishes — from natural, glazed nudes to bolder statement designs — they apply in minutes and are ideal for events, holidays or whenever you want an instant polished look. They’re reusable, gentle on your natural nails and a great alternative to gel or acrylic.

Nail Polish

Add colour and shine with nail polish in classic and seasonal shades. A good base coat protects the natural nail and helps colour adhere, while a top coat seals your manicure for longer-lasting wear and extra gloss. Keep a few versatile shades on hand for quick at-home manicures whenever the mood strikes.

Nail Treatments & Strengtheners

Healthy nails start with good care. Our treatments include strengthening and conditioning formulas for weak, brittle or peeling nails, as well as anti-bite products designed to help break the habit of nail biting. Regular use of a nourishing treatment or cuticle care product helps keep your nails resilient and your hands looking well-groomed.

Nail Health Supplements

Strong nails are supported from the inside out. Supplements containing nutrients such as collagen, biotin and other vitamins and minerals are popular for those looking to support the condition of their hair, skin and nails. They work best as part of a balanced diet — if you have ongoing concerns about weak or unhealthy nails, our pharmacy team is always happy to advise.

Delivery Across Ireland

Order your nail care essentials online and enjoy nationwide delivery across Ireland for just €5.95, with free delivery on orders over €70. Local customers can also take advantage of free click & collect and free local delivery, and every order includes a free sample so you can try something new.

Frequently Asked Questions

Start with clean, dry nails and gently buff the surface so the adhesive grips well. Choose the right size for each nail, apply your glue or adhesive tabs evenly, then press firmly for a few seconds. Avoid water and oils for the first hour where possible, and they can last several days to over a week with care.

Never force or pull press-on nails off, as this can damage the natural nail. Instead, soak your nails in warm, soapy water to loosen the adhesive, then gently ease them off. Follow up with a nourishing cuticle oil or hand cream to rehydrate the nails and surrounding skin.

Anti-bite treatments, which apply a clear, bitter-tasting layer to the nail, can be a helpful deterrent. Keeping nails neatly trimmed, wearing press-on nails, and managing stress or boredom triggers can also help. Consistency is key — it often takes a few weeks to break the habit.

Use a strengthening nail treatment, keep nails moisturised with cuticle oil or hand cream, and avoid harsh chemicals or excessive use of acetone-based removers. Wearing gloves for cleaning and a balanced diet rich in nutrients can also support healthier, more resilient nails over time.

Some people find that supplements containing collagen, biotin or other vitamins and minerals help support the condition of their nails, particularly where the diet is lacking certain nutrients. Evidence varies from person to person, so they’re best viewed as one part of a healthy routine. If you have persistent nail problems, it’s worth speaking to a pharmacist or doctor.