Onyx ProfessionalStop the Bite Nail Biting Deterrent Polish 0.5 Fl Oz - Helps Nails Grow & Can be Used as a Top or Base Coat

I am a 64 year old woman who has bitten her nails all my life. I have always hid my hands and the only rings I wear are my wedding rings. Always embarrassed of my bitten nails. I got this and started putting it on my nails daily. It tastes absolutely horrible. Before I knew it, a week had passed and no biting. It has worked fantastically for me. I am now more than 2 months with no biting and actually got my first manicure! My nails are beautiful! I highly recommend this for anyone wanting to stop.

Honestly this works... I literally feel terrorized by this stuff. I put it on twice a day, and boy I have not bitten my nails for the last few days so that's good! But everything I touch tastes horrifying, even my own lips for some reason taste horrifying, like if I lick my lips, it ruins my day for the next half hour... I think the taste wipes off all over me because your fingers individually touch your nails, and then if the bottom pads of your fingers touch something, like lets say a chip, and you go to eat it, then that chip will taste bitter. Idk I am just afraid of everything now lmao and I definitely don't want to bite my nails ever again after I get over this!

This product gets a 5 out of 5 for stopping the bite lol. It is almost unbearable when you completely forget the product is on and you put your fingers even the slightest bit to your mouth. I give it a 2 out of 5 for versatility because it doesn’t just stop with nail biting, the taste gets on your food, on your fingers, literally everywhere. I’m determined to stop biting my nails so I have been eating finger foods with gloves on and I have been applying Vaseline and things like that with a cotton swab just to avoid it. So you definitely learn what you can and can’t do. The instructions say twice daily but I think that is superduper overkill seeing as though how strong it is. Anybody in the review section saying that it’s not strong and it can easily be washed off or peeled off, is simply lying. It somehow literally soaks into everything, peeling it off hasn’t gotten rid of the taste, and washing your hands with soap doesn’t help at all. I honestly would probably put it on a couple times a week if that.

I bought this for my 3 1/2 year-old that has been sucking on his two fingers since he was a baby. The dentist recommended this because he’s starting to get an open bite. I applied this to one of his fingers and it worked like a charm. He stuck his hand in his mouth once last night and threw up. This stuff must taste nasty, but he hasn’t done it since and I haven’t needed to re apply.

I accidentally got some on my fingers when applying to my son and I've washed my hands multiple times, it will not come off. If I accidentally put my finger in my mouth it's so nasty! I can't imagine it not working b to stop his nail biting

This is going to be a weird review because I'm personally happy with how it works, and I keep buying it. However, I haven't completely stopped biting my nails; what it has successfully done is it has made me wait until my nails are longer so I don't bite my cuticles and dry skin. It does taste bad, and it's hard to escape it. The other thing I don't mind but may be a negative to most people is that it peels off easily after a day (but peeling it off actually gives me something to do other than bite them).

Wow!!! This is massively effective! The taste is horrific, which means my nail biting ceased within 2 days! I find there is no need to reapply but once a week, regardless of how many times you wash your hands. Very powerful stuff. Best I’ve ever used. Thank you!

I didn’t expect this to work as well as it did! The bitter taste is strong enough to make you immediately stop biting your nails, and it doesn’t fade quickly. I noticed a difference within the first few days. I love that it also doubles as a base coat and helps promote growth. It's a simple, effective product that actually delivers. If you're serious about quitting nail biting, this is a must-try.