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Trind

Trind is a Dutch nail-care company based in Amersfoort, the Netherlands.

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Glowpedia Editorial· Published 20 Jul 2026· primary sources: 2
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⚑ Omitted claims. Some claims had only weak support (T4) and were left out. The sourcing is thinner than usual.

Trind
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Summary

Overview

Trind is a Dutch nail-care company based in Amersfoort, the Netherlands. It specialises in treatments for nails, cuticles, hands and feet, and describes itself as an expert in nail care with more than 30 years of experience [2]. The company sells its products in more than 35 countries and remains active, with a currently maintained website and a full catalogue that includes recurring limited-edition polish collections [1].

The brand's origins are dated slightly differently depending on the source. Trind's own website states only that it has "more than 30 years' experience" in nail care, which would place its start in the 1990s [2]. An authorised distributor, reproducing Trind's brand copy, gives a specific year: "Founded in 1988, Trind Cosmetics is located in the Netherlands" [7]. The two are broadly consistent, and this article records 1988 while noting that the brand itself commits only to the round figure.

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Origins and philosophy

According to the company, its product line grew out of a stated ambition "to do the impossible" — developing nail-care products that would help women achieve strong, flexible nails with lasting results [7]. Trind frames its purpose around the idea that "beautiful nails are possible for everyone" and uses the tagline "Unlock the true beauty of your nails" [1].

The company positions its formulas as strengthening nails and improving their condition "without disturbing their natural structure" [2]. It attributes this to unique formulas and application techniques intended to carry active ingredients into the nail plate, and says its range is the result of decades of research and interaction with customers across many markets.

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Products

Trind's catalogue is organised around nail care, cuticle care, nail finishers, nail polish, manicure tools and hand care. Its central offering is a two-step system pairing Nail Balsam with Nail Repair, which the company says "prevents various nail problems and solves at least 80% of nail issues," including dry, thin, brittle, splitting and peeling nails [3]. The system is meant to be applied daily over roughly two weeks, with the brand stating that results are visible within that period.

Among the wider range are cuticle products such as the Cuticle Balsam and Cuticle Remover, a single hand-care product marketed as Hand Repair ACE, and a nail-polish line spanning dozens of shades released partly through named limited-edition collections. Keratin, described as a protein that strengthens the nail plate, is highlighted as a key ingredient [1].

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Reception

Third-party coverage of Trind is limited. A 2012 review on the UK beauty site The Black Pearl Blog described Trind as "a Dutch company that sells nail and hand care products" and reported a positive result from the Nail Repair treatment, with the reviewer writing that "it worked wonders for me" [8]. No major awards or wide press record appear in the available sources.

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Current status

Trind remains an active company. Its website carries a 2017–2026 copyright notice, lists a full current product range, and continues to introduce limited-edition collections, all consistent with ongoing operations rather than dormancy [1]. The business is headquartered in Amersfoort and distributes internationally across more than 35 countries [2].

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From the fact base

Facts & evidence

Documented facts from Glowpedia's fact base — every row carries a source.

Signature products#

Trind Nail Repair

The combination of TRIND Nail Repair and TRIND Nail Balsam prevents various nail problems and solves at least 80% of nail issues, such as dry, thin, brittle, splitting, peeling, tearing, and breaking thinning nails.↗ trind.com

Trind Nail Balsam

The combination of TRIND Nail Repair and TRIND Nail Balsam prevents various nail problems and solves at least 80% of nail issues↗ trind.com

Trind Cuticle Balsam

Cuticle Care (4 products) - TRIND Cuticle Remover, TRIND Cuticle Balsam, TRIND Soft Cuticle Pen, TRIND Extra Moisturizing Cuticle Cream↗ trind.com

Trind Hand Repair ACE

Hand Care (1 product) - TRIND Hand Repair ACE↗ trind.com

Key ingredients#

Mentioned in#

2012

The Black Pearl Blog — Review of Trind Nail Repair; reviewer with naturally weak nails reported 'It worked wonders for me. My nails are stronger and I managed to grow them and didn't break one nail in the past two weeks.'↗ theblackpearlblog.com

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Market data

Where to buy

Availability in the Nordics

Where the brand is sold according to Glowjakt's price data, per market.

Marketproductsin stockstoresPrice range
Sweden2521479 SEK – 215 SEK
Norway2521295 NOK – 269 NOK
Denmark237239 DKK – 181 DKK
Finland251837.50 € – 30 €

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Ingredient data

Ingredients across the range

Key ingredients across Trind's range, from the ingredient lists of 22 of 25 products in Sweden.

Most common key ingredientsAHA9 prod.Titanium dioxide9 prod.Vitamin E8 prod.Panthenol5 prod.Vitamin C5 prod.Biotin4 prod.Glycerin4 prod.Silica3 prod.
May affect sensitive skinAlcohol denat10 prod.Fragrance10 prod.Phenoxyethanol9 prod.Propylene glycol9 prod.Silicones7 prod.
Shares
55%
fragrance-free
100%
with no animal-derived ingredient identified
32%
with no hit in the “may affect sensitive skin” group

Share of products with a known ingredient list. “None identified” means nothing matched our ingredient groups, not that the product is free of them.

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References

Sources

T1 primary · T2 secondary · T3 note
  1. [1]T1trind.comtrind.com (brand site)
  2. [2]T1trind.com/about-us/trind.com (brand site)
  3. [3]T2trind.com/beautiful-nails/trind.com (brand site)
  4. [7]T4trindstore.com/pages/about-ustrindstore.com
  5. [8]T3theblackpearlblog.com/2012/02/strong-natural-nails-trind-nail-repair.htmltheblackpearlblog.com