Soap and water will remove filth and bacteria from your hands and nails. This maintains your nails clean and prevents infections.
Use a clipper or scissors to trim your nails. They should be trimmed and groomed. Trim straight across to avoid ingrown nails.
File your nails after clipping them. Sharp edges should be removed. This keeps nails tidy and prevents snagging.
Use hand cream to hydrate your hands and nails on a regular basis. This prevents dryness and cracking while also promoting healthy nail development.
Nail chewing causes damage and infection. Are you biting your nails? Stop using bitter-tasting nail polish or other methods.
Nails should not be used to open cans or scrape surfaces. They may crack, chip, or peel. Make use of the correct tools.
Wear gloves when weightlifting or participating in contact sports to protect your nails.
Use a little nail brush to clean under your nails on a regular basis. This eliminates debris and bacteria from the nail bed.
When cleaning, use gloves. Harsh chemicals erode the nails.
If your nails change color, texture, shape, or cause pain, see a dermatologist or healthcare professional. Nail problems can be avoided if they are treated promptly.