No more getting new nail colors and cleaning out the collection after everyone’s back from the holidays. There’s one “final polish thing” that every woman should cleanse and buff (and if you’re not feeling it, replace with a fresh swipe), and it’s your nails. The wait-time between the time you put on the sandals and the time your toenails are nearly dry can be frustrating, but the tips of your hands won’t be too far off if you consider the ways your nails get scuffed up in our everyday lives.
If you’re obsessed with them as much as we are, we spoke to professional manicurist Tanisha Dasgupta, D.I.S.A., nail technician at Stagni Nails in New York City, to learn how to make this super simple, super-quick habit a habit and how to ensure your digits stay healthy and happy. Read on for 10 tips that will help you keep that warm-weather allure alive and getting the most out of your manicure.
If you don’t follow the tips above, you could continue to start scratching, fading, and scaling.
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