KEEP YOUR NAILS PROTECTED

Here are the most important three things to keep your nails protected

Moisturize Regularly

Keeping your nails and cuticles hydrated is essential for nail health. Use a moisturizing nail and cuticle oil or cream regularly to prevent dryness and brittleness. Moisturizing helps maintain the flexibility and strength of your nails, reducing the risk of breakage and splitting.

Use Protective Products

When exposing your nails to water or harsh chemicals, such as when cleaning or doing dishes, consider wearing gloves to protect them. Prolonged exposure to water and chemicals can weaken nails and lead to damage. Additionally, use a base coat before applying nail polish to provide a protective barrier and prevent staining.

Practice Gentle Nail Care

Avoid using your nails as tools for tasks such as opening cans or scraping off stickers, as this can cause breakage and damage. Instead, use appropriate tools for these tasks. When filing your nails, opt for a gentle file and file in one direction to prevent splitting and peeling. Lastly, avoid picking or biting your nails and cuticles, as this can lead to infections and damage to the nail bed.


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