Get rey to have fun and shine. Gaining a love for nails is just as important as losing a few pounds. Nail care is a major part of your daily life, but getting caught up in the stress of living can prevent you from taking time to look for the newest products and services. Don’t make the mistake of watching out for yourself! Treat your nails the same way you treat your face. Here are some tips to help you prepare your nails for manicures.
Remove all allergens: Well, it’s impossible to beat our skin. Oils, creams, and hesives on your nails can cause itching and rashes. Nail refills also can irritate your nails, so remove any products or sealants you’re using. Try gently rubbing them off with your hands to remove any residue. When you’re done removing, dry your nails and place the polish securely in the cuticle. Next, apply an oil solution. It’s easiest to apply on the outside of the nail, to minimize the chance of making it fall off. Remove any hair and pat dry.
-Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Get organized: Don’t allow your stress get in the way of your manicure. Make sure you keep a routine and have a nail safe place like a glass or file tray in which to secure your nail. Keep in mind, you can’t actually hold your nail nail in place if you’re stressed, so make it a priority to avoid it.
-Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Greet your manicure counter, too: You may be asking yourself, “Who is going to greet me when I walk in?” Chances are you’ll be at your local salonin 15 minutes. Make sure to shave down the wait. Consider hiring a friendly receptionist who is anxious to greet you and remind you to take off your shoes to protect your skin. You can also re The Daily Beauty Blog’s fan favorite article, How to Care For Yourself at Work, for more nail care tips.
-Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #1: Don’t try and fix yourself first. Your manicure needs to be done by someone qualified. If a man doesn’t have the equipment to make your manicure easier, please stay at home and finish the day with some fresh air.
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #2: Don’t over schedule your manicure. If you have ever been treated to a manicure or pedicure two or three days in a row, you should look into a nail technician who can handle all the work efficiently, as well as take off some time to enjoy the sunlight.
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #3: When giving a manicure to someone who is shy, try for a low maintenance manicure. A simple gel manicure is a great option, whether you visit a nail salon or an at-home nail service. You can even run your favorite nail salon’s nail care treatment for them.
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #4: We all want our nails to look fresh, and we want to take a few minutes to clean them. Ask the nail technician if they can give you an opinion on how often your nail technician would recommend cleaning your nails as opposed to your teeth. Everyone is different, and you should do what feels right for you.
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #5: Always match nail polish to your nail color. Although colors aren’t technically required, if your nail is warm and the nail polish is too warm, there can be a slight shine or shine to the nail that makes it appear more natural. If the nail color is more neutral, do not match it to your nail color. The less your nail looks too pale, the better it will look.
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #6: Nail polishes are the trend of the moment, but I just learned that some less fashionable polishes are also great options if you’re thinking about swapping outa more sophisticated polish with something less polished. I recently found a fantastic wine red nail polish in a can that goes perfectly with red nail polish. I can’t wait to try it out!
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #7: Your nails are probably glued to your body, but never your shoes. They should always be notched to accommodate any kind of nail changes you make in your foot, and you don’t need to match your nail art to your shoes – it is your toes that make the difference.
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #8: If you have been to the nail salon, you should be able to take your nails out for a manicure once they have healed. Nail clipping strips and baby hooks are a great option if you don’t have the patience for a real service.
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #9: Nail art should not appear even, and the colors should be fluid enough that you can see the nail, and not into a glass. The pros at BGalGuide swear by “the round shape, which produces a NANDGE,” which has a sleek finish. This happens most often when you try to draw on a pattern, such as the tired logo or flower that is in b taste for the beauty geeks!
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #10: Always wear heels and a thong on a date.
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #11: Don’t worry about the glossy polish; it should work right out of the can. If you do need a polish, there is a wide range of reds you can get in a colorless or grey bottle (some will give that glossy finish).
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #12: Colors sometimes need a little time to dry. But, unless youpaint so many nails, the two days in between the two washes should be enough. Don’t be afraid to take your red polish off and still be happy.
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #13: Apply a temporary base coat so that after you nail it, it can soak up and last. If you are sure that it will last, buy an aftercare memento nail polish in the same color, to say your nails will last forever. If you don’t believe this, make a note on your phone of everything it turns out to be the 8th tip!
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #14: Never finish your application withacetone. It will make your nail chip faster.
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #15: Sometimes, you can get a blow dry at home. Having a flat iron put to work for about 5 minutes, and making sure to alternate the heat and direction and dampen the hair will give your nail a glossy finish.
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #16: Nail paints cannot wear on skin, so do not under dress as much. Overly-strapped girls can be easy targets. Try keeping your nail polish to half of the nail!
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #17: Apply a light level of cleaning cream on your nails in order to deter germs, and apply a UV tip brush to protect your nail beds from bright lights and candelabras
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
Tip #18: Don’t wear any high heels with nails. Just wear simple shoes in the evening. Get up and make it to your manicure. With time, even ants can sleep!
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
tip #19: When fresh manicures come, always use a nail file on your nails.
Patricia Michaels, ELLE.com Correspondent
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