What to do to treat soft nails?
Do your nails twist, bend or break at the slightest shock? So they are soft. You have three options to fortify them. Combining them would also be beneficial for resistant and beautiful nails to see.
Why do nails soften?
Genetics can predispose your nails to be soft. So it’s in their nature. Nevertheless, the use of certain unsuitable products can also weaken them, such as the application of false nails involving the use of glue. The nails are sometimes soft because of permanent moisture. This is the case in people who suffer from sweaty hands. Fortunately, there are solutions to fortify keratin, the main component of hair and nails.
The fortifying base before the colored varnish
If manufacturers offer fortifying transparent varnishes, it is mainly to ensure nails that do not break. Ideally, do a treatment of about a month. Before your colored varnish, apply this varnish as a base. There are also varnishes composed of specific vitamins of the nails. It is an excellent solution, renewable every year for optimal efficiency. In addition, the brands all offer them; you will be spoilt for choice.
The matrix of the nail to pamper
Nails grow from the matrix. This is the part by which the nails are created near the birth of the skin of each finger. You can use your usual hand cream to care for your nails from the ground up. To do this, massage the root with these balms every night. Massage reactivates blood microcirculation and thus promotes nail nutrition. By regularly performing these massages, the nail will grow healthier. Be aware that you can use olive oil to take care of your nails. Once a week, also remember to dip your fingertips in a mixture of olive oil and lemon juice. Then rinse with nearby water and let it dry before applying your nail polish.
We recommend that you use the adequate manicure and pedicure set to take care of your nails before applying any kind of decoration.
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