My nails are long and healthy. I have grown my nails from tiny fingers to finger size now. What I did to get them like this?
Nails are the most frequently reported nail problem in the U.S., each year affecting an estimated 21 million Americans and costing around $2.3 billion a year in health care expenses alone. The manicure industry reports that 80 percent of the nails on a woman’s fingers are lost annually. The process of loss begins when the polish wears off.
You can begin your first nails by using a grade-one polish base coat, a colored base coat, and a special steel finisher (and when possible, a non-comedogenic polish base). For optimal results, don’t allow the polish to sit on top of your nails, or it will wear away. For a top coat, I recommend a good polish base coat that contains PAH — an ingredient that promotes healthy nails. You can get it from a reputable nail salon like “NailsByUsha” in Chicago.
Also, make sure your polish is layered on top of your base coat, and add top coat with a top finish.
Natural ingredients like silicone and baking soda can be used to condition, seal and improve the quality of your natural nail polish. These products also provide a tight seal when applied to natural nails.
Natural ingredients, such as silicone and baking soda, can be used to condition, seal and improve the quality of your natural nail polish. These products also provide a tight seal when applied to natural nails. Make sure you apply top coat daily. Regular polish application and top coat is essential to preserving healthy nails.
To make the nail bed healthier, water filled silicone sprinkles are inserted into the nail bed. The silicone is then left alone. If you pull too hard, the silicone cracks and breaks, so keep a strong grip on your nail file so that you don’t pull too hard.
A pressure dermatologist will not always be able to treat you for the common nail fungus known as tinea pugilis, or cat litter fungus. But just like any cosmetic problem, you should keep a consistent level of medication in your system to ward off infection, growth and dryness.
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