Recently, Pantone announced that its representative color for 2024 is "Peach Fuzz." It is a pure and sweet peach color between pink and orange. It is particularly soft and elegant, and it also brings a healing atmosphere. It is not only used in clothing, Beauty trends, even when applied to nail art and gel manicure, they look great! When doing manicure, accidentally over-trimming the dead skin around the nails may make the skin very sensitive. This article teaches you what to avoid after manicure, how to strengthen hand care and how to choose the right product ingredients to help maintain the life of manicure. and the health of surrounding skin.
Did you know? The dead skin around the nails can form a protective film to prevent dirt and bacteria from entering the nail bed, but too much dead skin can easily appear dry, rough, or even sensitive! Therefore, before making gel manicure or crystal manicure, the manicurist will use clean sharp-nosed scissors or a sterilized manicure machine to gently trim the dead skin and barbs around the nails, so that the overall hands look neat and tidy. Beautiful and improves nail polish adhesion.
Things to pay attention to after getting gel manicure and crystal nails!
- Try to use your fingertips instead of your fingertips to do things
If you are accustomed to using your fingertips to do things, if you do gel manicure, crystal manicure, etc., you will be very susceptible to collision and friction, which will increase the chance of nail breakage or peeling. It is recommended to use the "fingertips" instead to extend the life of your manicure.
- Remove gel manicure and leave it to a professional manicurist
Generally, gel manicure can last for about 3 to 4 weeks. When the gel manicure breaks or separates, you can first trim it flat or cut it off by yourself, and then ask a professional manicurist to help remove the nail. Do not remove the entire piece by yourself. Gel manicure removal. If you remove the nails by yourself and then peel off the gel forcefully, it will easily cause damage or breakage to the nails, which will also affect the durability of subsequent manicures.
- When in contact with irritating substances, it is recommended to wear protective gloves
When your hands need to come into contact with strong acids, strong alkali, salad oil, detergents, etc., it is recommended to wear silicone gloves to avoid contact with oil stains or chemicals, which may affect the adhesion of the manicure and cause the skin around the nails to become dry and cracked.
- Reduce the chance of hands touching water
If your work requires you to come into contact with water for a long time, remember to wear gloves to avoid nails that are often immersed in water and can easily become brittle and thin, losing oil and moisture from the surrounding skin, which may affect the durability of gel nails. The skin around the nails becomes dry and peeling.
After doing your manicure, whenever you wash your hands and your hands are dry, it is recommended to use hand cream or finger oil containing natural nourishing ingredients such as vitamin E, olive oil, shea butter, etc., which will help to strengthen the moisturizing of nails and nails. surrounding skin. In addition, if you apply hand cream not only on the palms and back of your hands, don’t forget that your nails and the skin around them also need to be moisturized! It is also recommended to choose products that have passed the EU ECOERT organic certification, which can reduce irritation to damaged skin.
How should I take care of dry and cracked finger edges after getting a perfect manicure?
For people with particularly dry skin around the nails, it is recommended to apply "Finger Oil" first and then "Hand Cream". Oil can easily penetrate the skin base; hand cream contains many oil ingredients, which can form a protective film to block external stimulation.
In addition, if your hands have too much oil or dirt and are applied directly, it will not be possible to moisturize your nails and finger edges. Be sure to wash your hands first before applying finger edge oil or hand cream.
Recommended organic shea butter nourishing hand care for cracked manicure nails
Organic vanilla nourishing hand cream from Provence, France, contains organic shea butter to help nourish and repair skin, organic sunflower seed oil rich in vitamin E to soothe and repair, and organic olive oil to nourish and delay skin aging. , the texture is rich, easy to absorb and not sticky, bringing protection, nourishment and softness to the skin of hands and finger edges.
For dry and peeling hands, we recommend organic vanilla nourishing hand cream. It has no added Paraben preservatives, no artificial flavors, and no artificial colors. It has passed the EU ECOCERT x COSMEBIO organic double certification; it contains 3 major organic fruit oil ingredients, which not only moisturizes the hands It feels and deeply repairs while maintaining skin health.
After you have carefully selected manicures, you want them to stay beautiful for a while. Therefore, after doing manicures, you should pay more attention to hand care. When the skin base of your hands is well prepared and you avoid doing things after manicures, your manicures can stay intact for longer. Long lifespan, keeping the skin on your hands in the best condition of being delicate and soft.
Disclaimer: The condition of skin care products after use will vary depending on individual usage methods and skin conditions. Please follow the correct usage method.
