There are three different types of paint — acrylic, water-based, and oil-based — and each require different approaches for ...

Acrylic nails are stunners, and can be convenient if you are looking for nails that will last longer. However, it can be challenging to remove them at home without damaging your skin and nails. An ...

After removing acrylics, your nails can feel weak, brittle, and damaged. With the right care, hydration, and protection, you can restore their natural shine and strength. Here's everything you need to ...

Whilst it is tempting to try remove nail enhancements as quickly as possible, correct removal requires professional attention to prevent damage to the natural nail. Here’s how it should be done… Each ...

In recent years, nail extensions have become a beauty staple for women seeking a stylish, flawless finish for their hands. But once the glamorous tips come off, the reality often sets in—nails left ...

Cut off excess acrylic nails as close to your natural nails as possible. File or buff nails until the shine is gone from the topcoat. Apply cuticle oil or petroleum jelly to your nail bed. This ...

Taking the time to properly care for your nails isn’t just about how they look; nail health reflects our overall health. To keep your nails healthy, follow these tips from board-certified ...

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I’ll admit, I used to be guilty of peeling off my gel nails the second they started lifting. While it seemed like a convenient solution at the time, the aftermath told a different story—thin, brittle ...

We’ve all been there. Two weeks after getting that perfect gel manicure, your polish starts lifting at the edges, and the temptation to peel it off becomes almost irresistible. But before you turn ...