1. WHY DO YOU NEED AN ANTISEPTIC?
Each professional has his own little tricks and secrets. In some subtleties, we are willingly dedicated, and something remains underestimated.
We are against secrets and for sharing, so we will willingly reveal to you some useful nuances of impeccable nail care.
Any procedure for treating nail plates and cuticles must necessarily begin with disinfection. Moreover, it does not matter whether the master plans to use scissors and pinches or will limit himself to a sparing European manicure. We are used to thinking that an antiseptic is necessary in case of a scratch or cut, and since no one will cut anything, disinfection is not necessary.
Do not save on beauty and health – buy high-quality antiseptics.
2. WET NAILS CAN’T BE GROUND
Correction of length and shape is performed exclusively on dry nails. Even the softest treatment with a fine-grained saucepan can damage the steamed, moisture-saturated nail plate, which in turn can lead to delamination. This detail is especially important when working with shellac.
Unlike less stable decorative coatings, gel polish is removed by the method of a kind of “sauna”: a cotton tampon wetted with a special liquid is applied to the nails, and wrapped with foil for 5 – 10 minutes.
2.2 CUTICLE OIL
Humidifying oils for the cuticle must be applied daily – in the morning and in the evening. Treatment with nutrient compositions in a manicured cabin, of course, is important, but alas, this is not enough for a tangible result. Most cosmetic oils have a storage effect.
- A single application gives only a short-term effect
- Can accelerate nail growth
- Nourishes and strengthens skin and nails
- It has a regenerating effect
Most cuticle care products are based on plant components. Each has a beneficial effect on your skin and nails.