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5 THINGS YOU DIDN’T REALISE WERE BAD FOR YOUR NAILS

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5 THINGS YOU DIDN’T REALISE WERE BAD FOR YOUR NAILS

5 THINGS YOU DIDN’T REALISE WERE BAD FOR YOUR NAILS

With such busy lives, remembering to look after our nails isn’t always a huge priority, often getting the back seat compared to hair and skincare – we’ve created a guide to 5 things you didn’t realise were bad for your nails. Made from similar proteins as our hair, our nails need just as much, if not more care as our hair!
Grey manicure in Vauxhall and Nine Elms hair and beauty salon

Manicure by Aliona at the Live True London Vauxhall and Nine Elms Salon

1.Constantly covered – not giving them a break from polish or gel polish can be really bad for the health and quality of them. Like everything on your body, they also need to breathe so make sure to give them a break every few weeks. 
2. Biting cuticles – your cuticles are important for keeping in moisture and protecting your nails from infection, so biting them off isn’t a good idea. Apart from that, if you pull or bite them, they can become painful and even start to bleed. 
3. Bad filing – filling your nails in different directions can weaken them and cause jagged ends and splits. Always file them in one direction for optimum health.
4. Too much gel – frequently getting your nails done with gel can lead to serious damage. Each time you choose to go down the gel route, they get thinner and weaker, making them prone to breakages.
5. Stress – your nails are a tell-tale sign for your general health and can be one of the first physical signs of stress in your body. It’s really important to pay attention to any significant changes in your nails and contact your doctor if you are concerned.
Pretty pink nails at the Vauxhall and Nine Elms salon 

Manicure by Aliona at the Live True London Vauxhall and Nine Elms Salon

To book a manicure at our Vauxhall and Nine Elms hair and beauty salon click here or call 020 7582 6312.

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