If you’re the person who never skips a manicure, you’re doing it all wrong. You might look clean and polish free, but the rest of your nails are probably with the in-between stains and peeling, cracked, slippery, flaky, and broken nails that are common among those who only groom themselves three times a week. Below are eight tips to help you naturally beautiful nails.
Stop biting your nails. There’s no reason you need to hold on to your fingernails to make it more comfortable, and the less you hold your nails, the fewer breakage chances there are for your nail bed.
You really need to dry your hands in the bathroom before bed. This will help you keep your hands as unhygenic as possible for your highly-contaminated hands.
If you get your hands washed in the sink before putting them on the iron, the amount of dust, grit, and other substances you put into your skin after that are in the hundreds, especially if you let them dry on the iron.
Check your nail polish for the tough germs, oils, and bacteria. If you’re prone to what’s called “nail fungus,” you should never use nail polish on your bare nails.
It’s actually essential that you always have a clean hand towel nearby. A dry, clumpy hand towel will encourage bacterial growths on your nail bed.
Facial tissues are the ideal environment for your nails to grow through the nail bed.
No matter how do the tiniest scratches, it’s always best to invest in good quality salon nail polish to last at least three to four years.
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