How To Keep Nails Healthy In the Winter

To make sure your mani stays moisturized and in mint condition this season, we sought help from a pro. Celebrity manicurist and owner of As U Wish Nail Spa, Skyy Hadley shares her best winter nail care tips.
Top tips to keep nails healthy and help a manicure last longer<
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Make sure your nails are clean and oil-free
.Hand cream is a necessity for winter hydration, but too much of it will make your nail polish come right off. For a longer-lasting manicure, make sure to use nail polish remover before each polish application to remove surface oils.
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Keep nails hydrated
Cold, dry air and chilly temps will suck the moisture out of your skin, and this includes your hands, nails, and cuticles. Apply (and re-apply!) a nourishing cuticle oil like Sally Hansen Vitamin E Nail and Cuticle Oil as needed throughout the day to avoid hangnails, cracked cuticles and peeling. Seal in the moisture with heavy-duty hand cream, and you’ll be good to go.
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Don’t leave nails bare
.Think of nail polish as a strong suit of armor for your nails. Having a fresh manicure makes you look polished and put-together and at the same time prevents your natural nails from peeling, breaking, and chipping. Save on time (and extra steps) and use an all-in-one formula with a built-in base and topcoat.
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Use a nail strengthener
Create the ultimate barrier of protection using a nail strengthener which will prevent splitting, chipping, and cracking, all while helping your nails grow. Use it as a strengthening base coat or paint on one coat for a shield of protection without the polish.
Do your nails peel or break more in the winter? Hopefully, these tips will help you keep them healthier this season.
En español: Como mantener tus uñas sanas en el invierno


