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How to Apply Acrylic Nails
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Summary: Ways to clean nails effectively include using a pad and warm, soapy water to remove all nail polish. Be sure to look underneath the nail to make sure all dirt and polish have been cleaned out with tips from an experienced nail technician in this free video on nail care.
Shell George has more than 16 years of work experience. She has trained in German pedicure techniques, reflexology massage, aroma therapy and Hybrid nails. The Hybrid nail application...read more
"Today, we're going to demonstrate how to clean your nails effectively. And first, we're going to start out by taking a pad and removing all of her nail polish. And then you're going to want to get a dish of some warm, soapy water. And once you get that all completely off, you're going to take a nail brush and take some warm, soapy water and go in downward strokes and brush the nails. You can just use regular dish soap if you have it, or just regular hand soap. Then I like to take and turn them over and go underneath the nail with the brush. Make sure there's nothing underneath the nail. Get a towel and go carefully around the edges of the nail, and there you have it: nice, clean nails."
eHow Article: How to Clean Your Nails Effectively
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