Nails, like hair, grow back. I know, some of you will struggle with this, but after you get hired, you can wear them however you like. Better to be safe than sorry. Fragrance is taboo during the entire interview process. Some smells are offensive.
Some people are allergic to smells.
In fact, in Marin County, California, an ordinance was voted to ban people from wearing fragrance on public transportation. The initiative lost, but the point was loudly made. Don't risk the possibility of having your interviewer sneeze or have runny eyes because of your fragrance. Personally, I am one of those people who become ill from certain fragrances, and have asked friends not to wear theirs if I find it offensive when we are out together. However, if I interviewed someone to work with me, whose fragrance made me sick, I wouldn't want to offend them by telling them so.