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Micro Cell 2000 Nail Rescue Oil Review
Today I am going to review Nail Rescue Oil from Micro Cell 2000which I have been sent very kindly to try and review on my blog. Too often external environmental pressures, depending on the type, duration and intensity, have a major influence on the state of our hands and nails. I love my nails and everybody does. I have noticed that as my nails grow, they become more prone to breakage. The nails…
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How to care for cuticles?
Cuticles protect the nails and skin around them. Although small in size, they play a very important role – protect against infections. Here are some tips on how to care for cuticles.
Cuticles are thin cuticle at the bottom of the nail plate . While it may seem insignificant , they play an important role – protect against infection. Therefore it is very important how to care for them.
Push or cut cuticles ?
Some people periodically push cuticles back , while others cut them . But what is more correct ? Cuticles should not be cut , because it may lead to ingress of bacteria into and around the nail .
If you are still in the group of those who cut their cuticles always disinfect the tools you use and it immediately before the procedure. Be especially careful if the cutting is done with a manicurist . Uncleaned tools can bring everything from stubborn fungi to serious infection .
Pushing the cuticles is far more correct choice. Remember that before pushing , cuticles should be well oiled – with cream , almond oil, especially oil cuticle or even a simple oil. It is better to push the cuticles of every 7 -10 days. For this you need a suitable tool – the best wood , rubber or silicone . If you use metal , be more careful not to injure the delicate skins.
How to care for cuticles ?
The most important rule in caring for cuticles is:
Keep cuticles always soft , as regularly use moisturizers .
Buy cuticle oil. Apply the oil every 2-3 days. Must obtain and remover cuticle (cuticle remover). Apply it on your cuticles before pushing them weekly or cleaning.
You can easily take care of cuticles at home without buying professional products . Fill a bowl with warm water. Pour a few tablespoons of olive oil or almond oil and dip your fingers. Leave them so 10-15 minutes and then you can move to push back cuticles .
Apply to cuticles and a mixture of mayonnaise, lemon juice and honey are always soft and nourished.
Use shea butter . It is a good substitute for cuticle oil.
Add ampoule of vitamin E to the waterbath with olive oil at least once a month. So not only cuticles , but your nails will have a healthy appearance
Use aloe vera. Just break off a leaf from a flower at home and brush cuticles with it.
After weeks of pushing the cuticles , soak your fingers in warm chamomile tea , which has a calming effect.
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Problem soft and brittle nails!
What is a nail ?
The nail consists of proteins ( at least 80% ) of hydrating fluid (15 to 18%) and mineral salts (about 2 %).
Three proteins constituting keratinized layers of the nail are fibrin , globulin and glycine.
The first two types of protein formed parallel circuit connected through the third kind . This structure allows the nail to be resistant to breakage. Deficiency of proteins makes the nail brittle .
Hydrating fluid is a very important element in the formation of healthy nail. Water is collected mainly in the intracellular and extracellular lipids. Intracellular lipids provide its flexibility while extracellular – similar to the role of the cement provide adhesion between cells , forming three layers of horn .
Many minerals in the nail , but the most important are calcium , which together with lipids provide strength .
Five categories nails :
Tough Claw : resistant to shock, not split .
Fragile nail : break at the slightest shock.
Claw lost its normal color tint: in the more moisture is increased , does not retains its original shape and is easily bent .
Soft Claw : has the same characteristics as nails , lose their normal color shade , but no- transparent .
Torn or frayed claw : the result is a lack of hydration.
Like the hair, skin, nails are also different types - dry , brittle , damaged , normal and soft. Discover your type of nails !
Dry nails
Dry nails do not shine and appear unsupported . If you swipe your thumb through the nail , it will drag slightly instead of sliding completely through the tile. The secret in the treatment of this type of nail is hydration – Vitamin E is reflected perfectly dry nails ( just like dry skin ) .
Always use a moisturizing base for lacquer to allow your nails are always hydrated. You can prevent dehydration and replace ordinary soap cleansing gel .
Brittle nails
Gently press both sides of the nail plate together. If the nail does not bend probably not have brittle nails . These are the nails that have no flexibility , split on impact and are completely dehydrated . In this case, many people are turning to the healing nail , but it really is the worst choice because it makes your nails more harder .
Therefore , to promote the flexibility of the nail is recommended to treat with almond oil overnight. In chickens , do both sides of your nails straight and slightly rounded tip – shape that will increase their resistance . The shape of the nails may also increase their resistance because it helps in the absorption of shock .
Damaged nails
If your nails peel or split then you have damaged nails. Help your nails with strengthener polish that needs to fill peeled parts of the tiles. This will prevent air bubbles under the paint and stop splitting . Note that when the nail is peel he brings with him healthy cells of the nail and its damage !
Please be sure not only grown nails, but that part of them that will grow in the future. Therefore , use cuticle oil at least twice a day. Keep your cuticles so supple and nails grow more easily and in excellent health!
Soft nails
If your nails bend at the slightest touch and rarely grow beyond the tip of your finger , you have soft nails. To get them back into shape , you have to heal.
The easiest way to do this is to score. Actually, any oil will help strengthen soft nails because prevents contact with their main enemy – water.
Always wear gloves while washing and then anoint your hands with cream !
Normal nails
If you do not have any of the problems already mentioned , your nails bend slightly when pressed , they look pink and shiny and grow easily so you’re lucky – you have normal nails ! Keep them with moisturizing creams and avoid harsh detergents and hot water !
What causes damaged nails ?
You should know that the problems with the nails are neither hereditary nor congenital . Their health depends on:
Climate , nutrition and treatment to which they are subject .
Prolonged immersion in water , as the horny layers have the ability to absorb many times their water content ( nails , lose their normal color tint and soft nails ) .
Frequent use of chemical products , especially soap , detergent and other products for home maintenance , which led to the drying of the nail. Frequent wetting and subsequent drying soluble extracellular lipids ( brittle nails ) .
Only 15% of the cases , the causes of soft and easily breaking nails are internal .
In the other case, the main enemies of nails :
Poor and aggressive removers (pure acetone ! )
Detergents
Chemicals
Improper cutting of nails (too deep )
Aggressive maintenance manicure or lack of any care
Artificial nails
Use of poor quality decorative paints
Using harsh files
Incorrect sharpening the edges of the nail
Filing and thinning of the nail plate (top )
Drying of the nails
Poor diet
The result:
Shear nails
Brittle nails
Uneven surfaces of nails
Thin nails
Nail fungus
Tips to keep your nails in perfect shape :
- Always wipe nails with a tissue before varnishing . All oils left on the nail will prevent the adhesion of the paint and will cause cracking .
- If a nail is cracked , it is best to remove paint and begin anew. If you have time , soak in nail polish remover and smooth the cracked area to soften. Now paint the nail again and apply the varnish .
- If you spread the paint while drying dip your finger in nail polish remover and smooth . Then apply another layer of varnish .
- If a nail breaks the best solution is to cut it . However, if the tile is deeply hurt tear off a small piece of tea bag of his transparent shell. Put it on the nail and apply polish !
- Do not use artificial nails with nail polish remover because it will dry the plate ! Instead, use special products for nail offered in beauty salons .
- Problems with nails used only high-quality and proven products specifically designed for nail care .
