How to Get Stronger Nails After Removing Fake Nails
If the acrylic nails are not applied correctly, or if the nail technician has done a poor job, the acrylic nails can leave your real nails soft and brittle. It is advised you see a professional to apply and remove your acrylic nails for the best results. A nail tech may sometimes "over buff" the nails before applying the acrylics. In conjunction with nail glue this is the major cause of weak, peeling nails after removal. Does this Spark an idea?
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Things You'll Need
- Multivitamins
- Plastic cleaning or working gloves
- Nail strengthening polish
- Hand moisturizer
Instructions
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Maintain a healthy diet. Drinking plenty of water and taking multivitamins is essential. Boosting your calcium, vitamin C and iron intake will support healthy nail growth according to the Nails Guide.
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Cover your hands while doing certain work. Any work that requires you to soak your hands in water, doing yard work, or handling chemicals can damage so your hands and nails so wear gloves.
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Moisturize your nails. According to The Mayo Clinic moisturizing nails and cuticles is essential in the process of repairing nails. A nail moisturizer, such as ProStrong ProLiposome Nail & Cuticle Moisturizer, will fight against weak, brittle nails caused by acrylics.
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Use a nail strengthening nail polish. Nail strengthening polishes are clear and are made of protein formulas that promote healthy growth.
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