Showing posts with label nail care. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nail care. Show all posts

May 28, 2013

Just So You Know

I haven't blogged in over a year! Honestly I thought I'd be able to handle having a baby and do all the other things I was accustomed to or now getting the hang of boy was I WRONG!!

At one point I had decided that I'm done with this nail journey and it was time to move on.  With my passion reignited and a desire to continue on my quest to be the best damn nail professional here in Barbados I've put some stuff in place.

I've started posting weekly tips on my facebook page pursuing new and old clients, reading up on networking and I've decided to get back to blogging I'm gonna try my best to post as regularly as I can.  This time hopefully I can implement some of the things I wanted to previously and I might just have to random post about other things going on in my life.

Enough talking back to my mommy/manicurist world.

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August 26, 2011

Nail Care

Taking care of your nails can sometimes seem tedious and time consuming but when you focus on the reward of beautiful healthy nails its all worth it.

Here are a few tips for taking care of your nails at home:


1. Wear gloves when washing dishes and cleaning the bathroom. It protects your nails from becoming soft from water saturation and your cuticles and skin from the harsh chemicals you may choose to clean with.

2. Moisturize. Moisturize. Moisturize! Keeping your nails, cuticles and hands moisturized keeps your nails from getting dry and brittle, your cuticles from splitting allowing bacteria to enter the nail bed and keeps your hands looking young.

Almond oil a great moisturizer for both your skin and nails



3. Choose the correct grit nail file. If feels to rough to
Crystal files work well on natural nails
the touch then its too rough for your natural nail.  If you are unsure of the right grit to choose ask your manicurist or nail tech for advice or purchase one from them. Too coarse a grit can cause serious damage to your nail and set back your progress by months.







4. Don't bite or tear your nails. Doing this could cause damage to your nail bed and in turn cause your nails to grow with slight deformities, limit growth pass the free edge as in the case of nail biters or not at all.
 
I hope these few tips help and encourage you guys to take care of your nails in between visits to your nail care professional. Here's to healthy beautiful nails!