Banned: these four habits ruthlessly spoil the nails
Do not clean the gel coat with nails ormetal bullet. Mechanical removal leads to damage to the protective top layer of the nail plate - nails become brittle, uneven and dull. If you do not have the opportunity to make an appointment for correction to the master, purchase a remover, cotton wool and food foil. Saturate the disc pieces with a solution, attach to nails, fix with foil and wait ten minutes. Then gently clean the rest of the softened gel with an orange stick.
Do not cut the cuticle - you can injurelateral ridges or spoil the shape of the nails. In addition, the cuticle cut back grows much faster, becoming even firmer. Instead, use a special cuticle remover - apply it, and then gently remove any excess skin with a cloth or a soft polishing buff.
Do not add acetone to the thickened lacquer. Trying to prolong the life of your favorite means, you are doing a disservice to your own nails: acetate sears the nail plate and makes the lacquer dull, destroying its structure. Use a liquid-solvent in order to dilute the pigment to the required consistency - a couple of drops will be enough.
Do not apply varnish to wet or oilythe surface of the nail - at best, it will lie unevenly, at worst - just "crawl" in a couple of hours. Either way, the nail plate can turn yellow or lose elasticity. Proceed correctly: perform a hygienic manicure, removing the cuticle, wash your hands and degrease your nails with white vinegar or alcohol solution. Then paint them and cover with the finish top. After waiting for complete drying, proceed to applying cream or oil.
