Cleaning, brushing, and applying nail polish are all essential tasks for any manicure, but for many women, they only happen occasionally. If you have brittle nails, which can weaken and fall off at an early age, you may have skipped over these prereqs in favor of a longer, healthier nail. Unfortunately, your nail bed is not fixed like your body, and it becomes brittle with age — a fact that’s also at risk for breaking too. Your body breaks nails in three main ways: acute thinning, weight loss (i.e. exercise or dieting), and joint or muscle inflammation. Most nails do not break this way, but it’s still important to be proactive and treat the problem so you don’t suffer from painful, damaged nails in the future. Here are some special nail hacks to avoid brittle nails in the future.
Shed the Green Plastic Beads. The beads are not a material for your nails. With constant pressure, you can cause a new nail to fail. Instead, apply a dry, oil-based acrylic base coat.
Use Anti-Separation Products to Prioritize Strength and Longer Layers. By using isolates, you can reduce the number of nails you break, and extend the durability of your nail, especially if you have a lot of flat, sagging nails.
Use a Nail Cream to Deepen the Penetration of Your Base Coat. Cut back on nail removal to help make your base coat last longer.
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De-Nail & Dry Smoothies. Blend bananas, ice, Greek yogurt, maple syrup, and honey into a smoothie to remove icing residue and help sink in nail polish.
Recover By Preparing Your Nails For Your Next Care Package. This helps to preserve new nail matrix in case your cuticles grow back too quickly.
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