Do-It-Yourself Manicure

Your hands are as obvious as any part of your body, are used to highlight the points in a conversation and do everyday tasks, therefore, should be as well groomed as the rest of you. A good manicure is important to your appearance. Whether or not you use polish, nails should be conservative, healthy, and always well kept. To keep your hands attractive give you a weekly manicure. Spend half an hour and has the following items before you start: emery board, cuticle scissors, nail buffer, a bowl of warm water, nail polish remover, nail brush, orange stick, cotton balls, base coat and hardener nails, nail polish and topcoat.

1. Remove old polish with a cotton swab dampened with nail polish remover. Cotton press firmly to the nail and wait for a few seconds. Pull the cotton ball up the middle for the polish does not stain the skin around the nail. Use a clean cotton swab to remove any stubborn polish. 2.

Keeping it in a bow Use an emery board to shape nails. Traces of prolonged use in one direction toward the center of the nail (do not go and back). No nail file away in the corners because it weakens the nails. Make a blunt curve and not have your nails into sharp points. 3. In a rotating motion use your thumb to massage cuticle cream into the skin raw on the sides and base of the nails. 4. Soak nails in warm water for a few minutes to soften the cuticle. Clean your nails thoroughly using a brush. 5. Wrap the orange end of the stick in cotton and apply cuticle remover to the blunt end. Use it to loosen dead skin around the nails. 6. Use scissors to stepfathers only. Never cut cuticles. 7. Make sure your nails are free of Poland and is clean and dry. If you do not use nail, just shine the nails slightly longitudinally from base to tip and you’re finished.

8. Wipe nails again with polish remover to make sure get rid of any moisture from oil or soap. 9. For normal nails apply a clear base coat the entire surface of each nail. If you have problem nails use nail hardener instead. 10. Apply nail polish in three strokes, one of the center core to the end and one on each side. Use just enough to make a nail polish at a time. Do not redo while wet. 11. When the first coat to dry completely (approximately ten minutes), apply a second coat. 12. Finish with a coat of sealer for added protection and allow to dry for at least 30 minutes.