Whether you love it or hate it, your nail varnish needs time to dry between each use. Some people love to polish over and over again to quickly achieve the perfect mani, but the damage is done. There’s a reason why the five minute rule comes in handy. Some people spend hours on nail polish, and they’re left with skin that is perfectly safe for just about no reason.
You’re in luck, though. Taking a few minutes out of your manicure routine can go a long way toward making your nails look super shiny in a snap. The solution is a little liquid. Ready?
Watermelon Seed Treatment (WATERFRUIT, NOT WATERFRUIT SPRITE) for Nails
First things first: the most relevant list of ingredients. Watermelon seed is an anti-fungal and antifungal, and you can find a bottle on Amazon. It works like a charm when it comes to combating both fungal and bacterial infection. It’s beneficial for a long list of problems, so save it for the ones that concern you most.
Not your sweet tooth? No worries! One tiny packet of this ingredient will also be useful to maintain and care for your nails.
To rinse, apply the vitamin A-like sap from the berry in a bowl to the nails, then pat dry.
Tear off the seeds from the stem of the watermelon seed and drop the seeds into a container. This is a good starting point for DIY nail products, and one seedside has sunscreen, but one doesn’t. Spray on your nails to protect your polish from sun damage. If you don’t have a container to apply to your nails, this works just as well.
Directions:
Pro Tip: You can skip the industrial-strength watermelon seed product (which is required for nails), instead mix it up with your regular nail polish remover, dump the contents into a bowl, and add the sunscreen ingredients to the bowl. After three minutes, clean your nails with a toothbrush.
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