How to have healthy nails

Adjusting Nail Length: You should maintain your nails at an appropriate length. Nails that are too short or too long can lead to breakage or make it difficult to balance. Use nail clippers or a nail file to adjust them to a suitable length.

Using a Nail File: Use a nail file to shape your nails. It is recommended to use the file in only one direction while filing. Using a file with a smooth surface is gentler and safer for your nails than using a serrated file.

Cleaning under fingernails: Be careful not to let dust or dirt accumulate under your fingernails. Use a nail brush to clean under your nails, or use a small chemical tool or screwdriver to remove any accumulated dust.

Moisturizing nails and surrounding skin: Nails and the surrounding skin need hydration. Maintain moisture by applying natural oils, such as canola oil or coconut oil, around your nails, or by using a moisturizing cream.

Using Base Coat and Top Coat: Protect your nails by applying a base coat before applying nail polish. Additionally, use a top coat to protect the nail polish and help it last longer.

Using the Right Nail Polish: When painting your nails, choose the appropriate nail polish. It is recommended to select a color and finish that matches your style and preferences.

Nail Care Cycle: Nail polish can last for a certain period, but leaving it on for too long can cause it to become dull and peel. It is recommended to set a schedule for removing and reapplying nail polish.