I’ve recently started looking after my nails more, these are my tips that I’ve learnt that help: - Always make sure your nails are clean, use a tool to clean underneath them if you need to and scrub them frequently but with something gentle like a sponge or a cloth. - If you want to grow them long then don’t file too frequently, otherwise file them every week or every other week (not more frequently than a week though because filing too often can damage your nails as well, square nails with right angles are easier to maintain but they might break easier if they’re long. The best files to use are glass files, they can be expensive though so I got a sapphire file for only £2 and it works perfectly fine. If there are rough edges use a finer file afterwards. - If they are long and you don’t want them to break, act as if your nails are freshly painted, stop using them as tools for things like opening drawers etc and be more cautious with them. - Try to avoid acrylic nails or lots of nail polish as this can be harmful, if your going to wear nail polish, wear as few layers as possible, preferably one coat and one top coat and avoid acrylic nails completely, at least for a few months while you’re first trying to improve your nails. - Try to incorporate foods that will help your nails into your diet, even if it is just having a bit of it every other day that will help you have stronger nails, things like almonds and other nuts are good, foods with lots of vitamin E like avocado, mango and kiwi are good as well. And remember to drink plenty of water because your hydration is really good for your nails. - Stop picking or biting your nails, even though it might be hard, trust me it will be worth it when you have your ideal nails. - Keep patient, your nails aren’t going to improve over night, it might be a couple of weeks or even a month before you notice much change, depending on what you want your nails to be like, so you need to keep patient. - It’s equally as important to look after your cuticles as it is your nails, leave your nails in warm/hot water for around a minute to soften your cuticles before using your fingernail on your other hand or a cuticle pusher (Again I got one for £2 and it works well) to gently push up your cuticles, do not cut them though, they protect against bacteria and infections, do this every week after you file them. - Every day at least once (I find it easier to do in the evening before I go to sleep) massage your cuticles with oil. You can pretty much use any type, you can get special cuticle oils but I use olive oil because I have it anyway and it works well, just message each cuticle for about 10 seconds and leave the oil on there. This step really helps so I recommend you do it unless you absolutely can’t. - Remember that the key to healthy nails is your cuticles and healthy cuticles = healthy nails. - If you want to find as exact routine and exactly what products to use, looks up a few different nail routine videos on TH-cam to get more ideas and tips, this is what I do. - Remember, having healthy nails doesn’t need to be expensive and you don’t need to have fancy products, you can probably get everything you need for under £10, maybe under £5. I hope these tips help you reach your nail goals! 💖
This really inspired me to grow out my nails, I currently have on acrylics and I was wondering if anyone knows the best way to take them off without ruining my naturals?
Take pure acetone and soak a cotton ball and lay it on the nail and wrap some aluminum foil around the finger and wait 10-20 minutes and use a cuticle pusher to push the acrylic off and repeat until it’s all off and make sure to hydrate with oil and lotion after because it drys out the nail and skin!
little question (not being sarcastic or anything, but i am genuiley curious): what is the point of filling the nails just to go with the clippers a few moments later, when you can just clip them from the begining? P.S.sorry for bad grammar, and i love your videos :-)))
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You look the happiest and healthiest I have seen you ❤ You are truly coming into your own and it shows💕
Thank you so much, means a lot to hear that 💕
I’ve recently started looking after my nails more, these are my tips that I’ve learnt that help:
- Always make sure your nails are clean, use a tool to clean underneath them if you need to and scrub them frequently but with something gentle like a sponge or a cloth.
- If you want to grow them long then don’t file too frequently, otherwise file them every week or every other week (not more frequently than a week though because filing too often can damage your nails as well, square nails with right angles are easier to maintain but they might break easier if they’re long. The best files to use are glass files, they can be expensive though so I got a sapphire file for only £2 and it works perfectly fine. If there are rough edges use a finer file afterwards.
- If they are long and you don’t want them to break, act as if your nails are freshly painted, stop using them as tools for things like opening drawers etc and be more cautious with them.
- Try to avoid acrylic nails or lots of nail polish as this can be harmful, if your going to wear nail polish, wear as few layers as possible, preferably one coat and one top coat and avoid acrylic nails completely, at least for a few months while you’re first trying to improve your nails.
- Try to incorporate foods that will help your nails into your diet, even if it is just having a bit of it every other day that will help you have stronger nails, things like almonds and other nuts are good, foods with lots of vitamin E like avocado, mango and kiwi are good as well. And remember to drink plenty of water because your hydration is really good for your nails.
- Stop picking or biting your nails, even though it might be hard, trust me it will be worth it when you have your ideal nails.
- Keep patient, your nails aren’t going to improve over night, it might be a couple of weeks or even a month before you notice much change, depending on what you want your nails to be like, so you need to keep patient.
- It’s equally as important to look after your cuticles as it is your nails, leave your nails in warm/hot water for around a minute to soften your cuticles before using your fingernail on your other hand or a cuticle pusher (Again I got one for £2 and it works well) to gently push up your cuticles, do not cut them though, they protect against bacteria and infections, do this every week after you file them.
- Every day at least once (I find it easier to do in the evening before I go to sleep) massage your cuticles with oil. You can pretty much use any type, you can get special cuticle oils but I use olive oil because I have it anyway and it works well, just message each cuticle for about 10 seconds and leave the oil on there. This step really helps so I recommend you do it unless you absolutely can’t.
- Remember that the key to healthy nails is your cuticles and healthy cuticles = healthy nails.
- If you want to find as exact routine and exactly what products to use, looks up a few different nail routine videos on TH-cam to get more ideas and tips, this is what I do.
- Remember, having healthy nails doesn’t need to be expensive and you don’t need to have fancy products, you can probably get everything you need for under £10, maybe under £5.
I hope these tips help you reach your nail goals! 💖
This is awesome! Thank you!!
Really love the calm vibe of this video :D Well taken care of hands and nails are so important imo
Thank you so much, so glad to hear this. Thanks for watching! 💕 :)
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You have beautiful nails. Such a simple and very effective routine 😘😘😘
Your nails are so beautiful! One question...does the treatment base coat wear off eventually, or does it need to be removed at some point?
Thank you, I usually paint my nails straight after, so I just remove the treatment when I remove the polish, and reapply it when I do my nails again 😊
Your voice is so calming😀🙂
Your nails look so healthy and well manicured. Great tutorial! TFS!
Thank you lovely Cami ❤️
Love it !
This really inspired me to grow out my nails, I currently have on acrylics and I was wondering if anyone knows the best way to take them off without ruining my naturals?
Take pure acetone and soak a cotton ball and lay it on the nail and wrap some aluminum foil around the finger and wait 10-20 minutes and use a cuticle pusher to push the acrylic off and repeat until it’s all off and make sure to hydrate with oil and lotion after because it drys out the nail and skin!
you dont ever want to file down your natural nail ridges it thins the nail and in time causes damage. nail tecs can tell you its not good
I love your nails
💅🏼😘
little question (not being sarcastic or anything, but i am genuiley curious): what is the point of filling the nails just to go with the clippers a few moments later, when you can just clip them from the begining?
P.S.sorry for bad grammar, and i love your videos :-)))
She didn’t use clippers at all, I think
Can anyone tell me what defatting nails is please
I like your thumbnail. That's the shape that I am going for.
You have 109k subscribers and only 4k people watched this?? What is wrong with people
NEVER CLIP YOUR NAILS!!
IT CAUSES LITTLE TEARS IN THE NAIL.