Since the beauty salons are currently closed, and even otherwise, getting your nails done isn't exactly cheap and requires quite a bit of your time, we've searched for the tricks you need to know if you're doing your nails at home! And manicurists would agree!
A flawless manicure is the key to a well-groomed appearance, and every woman wants to be able to discover the secret of well-groomed nails! Since constant visits to salons are not cheap, and since they are also often closed this year, it is convenient to know tricks that you can try right at home! At the same time, you can consider what you might be doing wrong so that there is no desired effect. And these 6 things you should definitely avoid, any manicurist would tell you!
You bite your nails
Needless to say, it is nail biting really bad habit? A large number of bacteria live under the nails, which in this process end up directly in your mouth and can cause various colds or infections, and can even have more serious consequences. We hope it's enough to mention that a large number of bacteria from the toilet also live under your nails... Disgusting, right? After all, your manicure won't look good if you have bitten nails. If you can't get rid of this habit, seek help from nail polishes based on red pepper, which makes nail biting very uncomfortable.
You cut your nails too short
Nail clippers are not the best choice for nail trimming. They can be too aggressive, and you have no control and it's harder to be accurate. It might be wise to use a nail clipper chicken. Although the process may indeed take a bit longer, you will be more precise and much easier to shape your nails, controlling their length and shape.
You are abusing the cuticle too much...
Cuticles are very sensitive and it is important to take care of them properly. But that doesn't mean you have to cut off the entire cuticle with nail clippers and then suffer from redness (or worse, bleeding). The smartest thing to do is to get products that will soften the foreskin and so on a wooden stick, which is not sharp, with which you can slowly push the cuticle into place. Make sure you are not aggressive and when you finish the treatment, feed the skin with fatty cream or oil. The more time you devote to it, the prettier the skin will be and the neater your manicure will be.
… or ignore it!
Of course, ignoring coica is the easiest way to deal with it. But then you can give up a neat manicure! Don't be afraid of the editing process cuticles and give yourself time to conquer it. This will make it a completely simple process that you will enjoy.
Wear chipped nail polish
It's true that sometimes we're in a hurry and don't have time to touch up our nail polish, but that's no excuse for constantly walking around the world with chipped nail polish. Maybe you won't notice your messy manicure, but others will, and you won't feel like the best version of yourself. If you want to extend the life of your nail polish, introduce it into your routine undercoat and overcoat. This will definitely extend the durability of the main layer of varnish. This will prolong the process of painting and drying the nails, but believe me, it is worth it in the long run. Another tip - if you know you won't have time to repeat or fix your manicure, choose beige or pastel nail polish, where cracks are less visible.
Peel off nail polish
Are you one of those people who, out of boredom or nervousness, begins to peel off nail polish with aggressive scratching? This is a nasty habit that can lead to splitting and weakened nails. Logically, during this peeling, you can remove the entire layer of the nail, not just the polish, and thereby cause excessive sensitivity or even pain. If you have this habit, definitely buy one nail polish and pay attention to the intake of vitamins and minerals that will strengthen the nails.
