Dreaming of perfect nails that last for weeks?
Gel nails seem like the ideal solution, but let’s peek behind the curtain of this glossy beauty! ?
1. ? “Paper” nails: thin, bend and break at the slightest touch
2. ? Peeling: nails snag on clothes and constantly break
3. ?️ Dryness: lifeless nails with cracks
4. ? Uneven surface: bumps and dents, like a washboard
5. ⚪ White spots or lines: clear signs of nail plate damage
6. ? Increased sensitivity: even zipping up becomes a challenge
7. ? Chemical or thermal burn: serious nail damage
• ? Mechanical damage: aggressive filing of the nail surface
• ? Dehydration: due to gel polish components, UV lamps, and acetone during removal
• ? Weakened structure: UV radiation disrupts bonds between keratin fibers
• ?? Lack of oxygen: thick coating disrupts gas exchange and nail nutrition
• ? Chemical impact: high percentage of methacrylic acid can cause burns
• ? Thermal burn: excessive heating in UV lamps alters protein structure
1. ? Take a break from gel manicures (2-4 weeks every 2-3 months)
2. ? Moisturize and nourish nails with oils (almond, jojoba, argan)
3. ? Eat right (more biotin, zinc, calcium, and vitamin B)
4. ? Protect hands with gloves during household chores
5. ? Use strengthening products with keratin and vitamins
⏳ Remember: full recovery can take 3-6 months. Be patient!
These products work in combination, providing nails with the necessary nutrients for recovery after damage caused by gel manicures.
Beauty begins with health. Maybe it’s time to give your nails a break and let them recover? ??