- Do Not Use Your Nails to Open Anything
Try not to use your hands to open anything like the lids of the containers or boxes as the pressure on the nails can nails to break down easily as the first 24 to 48 hours are the crucial time for them to dry out and stick properly.
- Moisturize Your Hands Daily
Try to keep your hands moisturized after every wash. Use some lotion or moisturizer so that your hands are soft and moist. Apply a generous amount of oil to your nails, massaging it into the cuticles and nail beds to promote circulation and support recovery.
- Do Not Pick or Peel
Try not to pick or peel your nails, as it can weaken the nails making them easy to break, leaving a rough texture and white patches behind. Only use the proper tools to remove the nails or go to a salon to get them removed by experts instead of damaging them.
- Wear Gloves For Household Chores
Try to wear gloves if you are doing any household chores because strong chemicals in cleaning solutions can discolor and damage nails. Also, wear gloves when gardening to save your nails from dirt and germs.
- Avoid Intense Heat
If you get too much water on your hands after getting your nails done, the color may fade too soon. For the first 48 hours, avoid hot baths or heat, as it takes more time to dry off and the heat can weaken the application making your nails back to zero.
