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When you think of dry-damaged nails, you may not think about a time you visited your nail salon to get routine upkeep, but more often than not, you may experience a bad nail. However, we have found that when you make regular proactive treatments, you can prevent dry-damaged nail breaks and keep everything just as you left it!
Here are the best nail-care tips in Houston!
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1. Change your Comb
Dry, broken nails are some of the most painful ends of nails. To prevent breaking or protruding nails from getting worse, make sure to change your comb. If you have fallen in love with your old colored comb, change it to a white or yellow one to avoid scaling (jagged line) of your nails.
2. Get a Smooth Nele
Using Nele Clear Invisible Nail Polish ($22) can help you avoid a nail breaking process. Nele Clear Invisible Nail Polish ($22) has a shiny finish that appears to glide over every bit of the surface so that your nails just look smooth.
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3. Stay Hydrated
Good, hydrating nail care, like coconut water or hydrating bar soap, helps you fight dry breakage. Hydrate your nails by rubbing a bar soap on your fingertips to gently clean and dry the nail. You should also apply a homemade recipe like coconut oil based on a recipe for Deep Tissue Oatmeal.
We also recommend using a variety of hydrating creams and oils to keep your nails hydrated.
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4. Shop The Imani Effect
You need to shop the right brands. Some popular brands include TESSA Nail Lacquer ($7) and CND Nail Lacquer ($12) for a daily manicure as well as double-ended products like Dip Nails and nail art kits for a manicure and pedicure.
Not only is TILE by IGANi required for our holiday party season, but you can try the collection understated and the trending #Outfit8. The #Outfit8 collection features nearly every look that has been amazing at fashion week this season.
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5. Try the OPI Girls Manicure In Orange
This is a classic that we love to eat at holiday parties. The orange manicure always nails how fun it is to actually buy a manicure and add some color to your manicure. The look even works if you do it the standard way with a bottom coat.
First, take a heavy buffing brush to prep the nail with your base coat. Then add another coat of the orange lacquer to prevent color transfer. Then, use a clear nail polish to finish the manicure and give it that nice orange finish.
You can try it out at this Imani season party on March 2, 2019 with any Imani set that includes a new latte polish!
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6. Repair It With Bourjois Brand Neenalotion Scrub Nail Polish Renewal Service
After a manicure, you may clean and give your nails a few swipes of a super-easy-to-do scrub, but you may not be able to make your nails any better. The Bourjois brand Neenalotion Nail Polish Renewal Service can be helpful if you suffer from dry nail breakage and skin irritation.
The service consists of an intensive oil treatment that repairs your nail skin. The massage techniques then help to clean your nails, restore the cuts, and also tone your nails. Afterwards, you should apply a little bit of Nail Paint i make your manicure look perfect.
Keep it clean, healthy, and shine-free! The Bourjois brand Neenalotion Nail Polish Renewal Service ($50) has a package of 10 varnishes to keep your nail polish looking spectacular.
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7. Try Achiev Greens
If your nails are the only part of your manicure that you can get away with constantly changing, then try using a bunch of greens, herbs, and spices that help to maintain your nails’ natural smooth texture. Achiev Green ($20) is an all-natural hands treatment that includes a soothing basil and saffron blend. The massage helps to stimulate the massage point (specially for your hands). The entire package of Achiev Green ($20) helps to rehydrate your nails.
So for you those who can’t wait, buy the Achiev Green Package which can be used together with the average manicure with a double layer base coat.
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