5 TIPS TO MAINTAIN YOUR MANICURE/PEDICURE

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Tip #1 - Exfoliate

Regular exfoliation helps maintain healthy and glowing skin in between your manicure and pedicure services. Minimalizes the buildup of dryness on the epidermis layer of the skin membrane.

Tip #2 - Moisturize

It is recommended to use lotions or creams to remoisturize the skin after cleansing. Proven to prevent aging and fine lines.

"My beauty routine consists of moisturizing, exfoliating, cleansing, toning, masking, and then applying sunscreen." - Kylie Jenner

Tip #3 - Apply Cuticle Oil

The nourishing oil contains essential nutrition needs to nourish, hydrate, fortify, and protects the nails from dryness while also hydrating and softening the cuticles. This keeps the nails looking fresh in between appointments.

Tip #4 - Don't Pick at Your Nails or Skin

We know how tempting it can be to pick at your nails and skin but trust us when we say it's better to leave it alone. Picking can worsen the problem and cause pain and infection. Leave it to the professionals!

Tip #5 - Maintain Appointments Regularly

Maintaining your appointments regularly will keep them looking fresh! The longer you wait in between appointments the more risk of breakage, cracking, and lifting. For artificial nails, lifts and cracks can cause air pockets to form in which moisture can enter and form discoloring and fungi.

You Got This!

Follow these tips and practice good nail hygiene will have you on the track to having healthy, strong nails before you know it!

P.S. Don't use your nails as tools. Be Gentle!!