How to care for and maintain the manicure you just finished?

Everyone has a love for beauty. Manicure used to be the exclusive preserve of wealthy ladies from wealthy families, but now ordinary people can enjoy it. Therefore, it is worth learning how to care for and maintain your manicure after doing it well.

When doing manicure, you should first apply a layer of colorless nail polish before doing colored oil, so that the pigment of the nail polish is deposited on the nail surface.

After doing a manicure, it is best to wash your hands after 24 hours. Do not use too much force but should be gentle when washing your hands. Do not scratch your nails with sharp objects or make your nails soft and upward.

When doing housework, it is recommended to wear rubber gloves for protection to avoid being soaked in water for a long time and being harmed by chemical substances.

Avoid bad habits such as scratching with fingernails and picking at teeth. When carrying heavy objects, be careful not to touch the heavy objects with your fingertips.

You should avoid doing manicure for a long time. After all, it is a chemical substance. You should take a break for a month before continuing to do manicure.

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Do not soak your newly done manicure in water seriously within 24 hours. It is okay to wash your hands and face normally. 2. Do not pick hard objects, nuts, etc. 3. People with soft natural nails are not allowed to soak them in water for a long time, especially Warm water (wear gloves when soaking in water)

After most people get their nails done, they don’t know how to protect them or how to take care of them. Teacher Yinzi also gave everyone a detailed explanation about the maintenance of manicure today. If you want your manicure to last longer, you need to take good care of your hands.

1: If your nails are raised, remember to repair them in time.

2: Be sure to change your stress-bearing habits, and never use force with your fingertips.

3: Babies who do housework at home are best to wear rubber gloves.

4: If you often travel on business or travel, you can prepare a sand bar by yourself.

5: Use a small brush to clean between your nails every day before going to bed.

Let me answer this question

How should I take care of my newly done manicure? How to maintain it?

Many people say that you should try not to do any work, such as washing clothes, washing dishes, and not touching hard objects. These are all correct. But if you do this, wouldn’t you be able to do nothing else after your nails are done? Some people say that it can last longer this way, but I think it’s not worth the candle.

If you have a good product and still worry about it, if you are afraid of scratching while working, then your sealing layer is not good, and a good sealing layer is not good enough. There are requirements for the wear resistance, durability, and brightness of the layer. There is no problem for one month. Of course, if you take a steel wool ball to rub your nails, it won't work, but you will have no problem if you do normal housework

The key is that your sealing layer must be good enough! If you don’t have a good sealing layer, then you have nothing to think about.

Everyone is welcome to leave comments in the comment area

Try to do as little work as possible. I just split two of them two days ago. As for nails, I plan to get a new manicure today, but I’m still a bit reluctant to let go of the one I have now. It’s so confusing! So try to do as little work as possible, especially things that involve your nails, such as washing dishes, cleaning up the house, opening cans, etc.

It is definitely necessary to do less work, especially washing dishes, which is easy for nails to hide dirt.

Then wash your hands and take good care of them. Apply more hand cream. Make your hands hydrated. No matter how beautiful your manicure is, it won’t look good if your hands are rough!

Manicure is a plastic film made of nail polish that is cured by light. If you take good care of it, it can be completely bright and shiny even after the nail is removed. Of course, you must ensure that it is handled and operated by a professional manicurist!

Within twelve hours after a manicure, try not to let your hands come into contact with hot water for too long. You must avoid kitchen fume cleaners and steel wool. These two things are so easy that the manicure on my right hand can be ruined every time. It’s appalling. Of course, if you have a good habit of wearing gloves, it is recommended to wear gloves when doing any housework. One of my customers has had her nails grow out without any other damage every time

< p> Also, you can buy a bottle of good nail nutrient oil and insist on applying it every time. Your fingernails will naturally be very tough and not easy to break. The dead skin will not be too serious. By the way, you can remove the dead skin once a week normally. It will make your manicure more refined and beautiful!

If the manicure sealant is worn away, you can ask the manicurist to polish it a little and then apply a new layer of sealant. If it takes too long, you should go to a manicurist to professionally remove it.

The important thing is, don’t pull the dead skin, don’t tear off the manicure, and don’t bite it with your mouth, thank you!