Nails are dead tissue. But nails play a role in protecting fleshy fingertips and helping humans to manipulate small objects. Therefore, the nail must be treated properly.
Here's how to treat nails:
- For those who like to color the nails, don't forget to remove all the remaining nail polish left on the nails with the beauty cotton soaked in nail polish remover. Pay special attention to the corners of the nail, where nail polish arrays are usually left behind.
- Soak your hands in a pot of warm soapy water with a little salt.
- Massage the moisturizing cream to the cuticle (the skin around the edges of the nail), all the nails, to the first joint of the fingers.
- Push or press the cuticle with a cuticle stick.
- Clean all nails one by one with a soft brush.
- Cut the nails neatly according to the desired length.
- Nail files until smooth so they don't tear and flake easily.
- Use the rough side of the nail file to reduce the size of the nail, and the smooth side to form and smooth the ends of the nail.
- Wild cuticle scissors with cuticle cuter. You can also apply a cuticle cleanser (an alkaline-based liquid that has a moisturizing agent) to your nails to soften dead skin cells collected around the nail curves.
- Remove the dirt under the nail tip. Replace the water in the pan and add a few drops of antiseptic solution.
- Apply hand cream and hand massage to get rid of dry or loose skin cells. This will improve circulation and allow the hands to become tight and soft when touched. After that, wrap your hands with a soft towel soaked in warm and relaxing water.
