For that perfectly manicured manicure, one thing you might not be taking into account is that your nail polish might be doing more damage than you think. Your hand might be the most efficient way to apply polish, but the nail dressers are the root of all evil. That wasn’t even half of it, either! The nail manicurists are evil and spoil you for living because of their nastiness, and it turns out there are three other people who are just as bad at nail care: polish shops. Let’s first start with one of the dirtiest and fastest killers of your nails: nail polish remover. The solvents in nail polish remover like sodium acetate are just as damaging to your hands as regular deodorant.
Note: there are other so-called eco-friendly cleansers, but you should still have a free range of hand cleansers that have so little sodium bicarbonate in them, according to SalonPawx, the company that sold YouHealth to Cosmo, the magazine for women that supposedly covers everything and anything, ever, in 100 percent natural beauty. Aside from sodium acetate, three other agents are also extremely damaging: hydrogen peroxide, alcohol, and lacquer remover.
In addition to directly harming your fingers, the chemicals in nail polish remover can also damage your nails. When you start to touch it, your bare nails easily get crushed, since the nail polish remover tends to be stronger than a regular-ish conditioner. And don’t forget that these mousse-style products can have a 10-minute drying effect, and that’s on top of the drying period when nail polishes dry. On top of the chemicals, nail polish remover has been found to cause bloating. If you don’t already have this health problem, make sure to speak with your doctor about it.
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If you feel you may be a nail gnasher, find a professional manicurist, but if you’re the nimble finger herself, know that you don’t have to pander to nail polish shops. Try some of these tips, and you’ll be perfectly manicured in no time.
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