If you live in the Houston area and know dry nail damage, you’re probably already into repairs of broken nail polish, dark spots on nails, and even worse, dead and damaged toes. Houston has one of the most severe dry nail conditions in the country, so experts recommend getting in to a salon ASAP. A UV light will help repair or repair the damage, while using more traditional nail file technique can also reduce chances of damage happening.
So how do you prevent dry nail damage?
Try this “STEP” for nails: Try a humidifier instead of a humid room. Place one in your shower, bathroom, bedroom, or bedroom. “A humidifier will circulate the humid air around your body, and it will literally keep it moist and protect your nails from drying out,” said Everette Ward II, lead technician and owner of Express Nails in Houston. The humidifier will also turn down your room’s temperature, which will help prevent dry nail damage in the first place. Make sure you replace your humidifier yearly though, since it will deplete over time. You can always purchase a new humidifier, however, but we love the idea of keeping one at home.
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