Hey everyone! I’ve been trying to grow stronger, healthier nails, but I feel like I might be sabotaging my efforts without even realizing it. For example, I sometimes skip using a base coat or forget to moisturize my cuticles. Also, I’m guilty of peeling off my nail polish when it starts chipping. 😅 What are some common mistakes you think people make when it comes to nail care? Any must-follow tips to keep nails strong and healthy?
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Great question, NailEnthusiast33! A lot of people don’t realize how the smallest habits can really weaken nails over time. First off, peeling off nail polish (or even worse, gel polish) is a big no-no—it can strip away the top layer of your natural nail and make them brittle. Instead, always use a gentle remover. Also, using harsh chemicals without wearing gloves is another silent nail killer. Cleaning products can dry out your nails and make them more prone to breaking.
One thing that’s helped me a ton is switching to better-quality nail products. For instance, Kodi nail polish is not only long-lasting but also designed to be less harmful to nails. It’s a solid choice if you’re trying to grow stronger nails. If you’re curious, here’s a link to explore more about it. Their polishes have a reputation for being nail-friendly, especially when paired with proper base and top coats.
Lastly, cuticle care is key! I used to ignore my cuticles, but now I make it a habit to apply cuticle oil daily. It keeps my nails hydrated and helps them grow better. And a quick tip: avoid using metal tools under your nails—it can separate the nail from the skin, leading to weakness. Little changes make a big difference!