Have you ever thought about the reason behind the frequent and easy breakage of your nails? One reason behind that can be that your nails are unhealthy and need extra attention. In this blog, Rubina Ratnakar advises you on your nail care routine.
When we talk about nail care we are talking about the health of your natural nails and give you advice on how to maintain them.
Stick to the basic rule of keeping your nails clean and cutting them regularly. Cut your nails with proper care for avoiding any ingrowths and hurting your skin. One of our suggestions would be to wash your nails after a bath or after any activity involving water. Your nails are softer at that time and would be easy to cut.
The products you use on your nails are of vital importance as they are great influencers of the quality of your nails. You have to take care of the nail paints and the nail paint removers as well to save your nails from any harsh chemicals and further damage. Painting our nails is a trend and can not be avoided but we can surely keep a check on the nature of the nail paints.
You have to pay attention to the nail paint remover and its composition as well. Use the ones that are less harsh and would serve the purpose without any harm.
If you want your nail polish to last longer on your nails and avoid the process of application and removal, try applying a base coat and a topcoat. This will make your nail paint last longer
Have you ever heard about moisturizing your nails? Well, now you have. Just like our skin, our nails need moisture from within and some of it to be induced by us. Applying oil and some suitable moisturizer over the nails may be a great way of taking care of your nails.
Prevention is better than cure. Pay extra attention to your nails while doing any household work, or during a manicure and pedicure appointment. Along with protection from damage, chewing your nails is a very unhealthy habit that needs to be avoided at all costs.
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