We already know that Growing Nails is a DIY-tastic beauty trend. Not only do DIY serums and oils do wonders for keeping cuticles healthy and nail polish looking sharp, but your own overripe, dry talons are the perfect canvas to show off your DIY skills.
Those wild-looking talons also let your painted nails talk, letting your nail art standout even more.
We’ve rounded up three good tips to keep your nails healthy and beautifully long.
If you brush or take your cuticles to the cleaners too often, they can start falling apart and, in some cases, they may even fade away. The good news is you don’t have to let them drop away altogether. Clip your cuticles when you shampoo them and let them air dry.
Finish off your cuticles with a serum like Colgate Sensitive Strip Long Lasting Nail Cream ($2.69, Amazon). On dry nails, moisturize them from top to bottom and use nail files and nail polish remover that doesn’t hurt your cuticles (I use olive oil!).
Save your trimmed nails for late-night cleaning, but I know that’s not always possible. Use the Fab Finding method outlined below to locate a pair of scissors so you can gently trim your cuticles to their natural state.
If you need a bandage, invest in some Massage Nails ($2.19, massage-nails.com). They are gentler and less messy than the regular nappy bandage.
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