Things that are better not to do with your nails

There are elementary rules that many people forget, as a result of which they face such troubles as delamination, brittleness, weakness of the nail and rapid breakage. In order to avoid this, it is worth following simple points, in which, in fact, there is nothing complicated 

1. Do not use metal nail files.
In fact, a fairly common cause of nail plate delamination is the use of a metal nail file. The ideal replacement is a glass file.

2. Improper use of nail clippers.
In fact, the nail clippers do not harm the nail, but many forget to file the edges of the nail plate with a nail file. This small but important step will help you not to ruin your nails.

3. Use a base coat.
The transparent coating not only gives a well-groomed appearance to the nails, but also protects the nail from the pigments that are contained in the gel polish. Also, the base protects the nail from some damage, for example, due to exposure to warm water, scratches and bumps.

4. Don’t bite your nails!
Just don’t do it. This is the fastest and easiest way to harm your nails. In the next article, we will discuss this point in more detail.

5. Do not cut dry nails.
It is best to do this after a bath or shower or spa bath. On dry nails only file!

6. Do not abuse the gel polish.
Of course, it is so convenient to get a manicure once and walk for 3 weeks with beautiful and well-groomed nails. However, remember that your nails need to be given a rest from the varnish. Take a break for two weeks after each month spent under long-term coverage.

7. Don’t polish your nails too often.
After polishing, the first time the nails look shiny and well-groomed, but a short time passes and the surface of the nail plate becomes rough and unattractive. If you then repeat the polishing procedure, over time, the nail becomes thinner, breaks faster and delivers uncomfortable sensations.

These are just a few tips to keep in mind. By following these simple steps, you will notice that your nails will eventually look healthier and more well-groomed.