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How To Keep Nails Healthy In the Winter

January 23, 2019 By Jeannette Kaplun

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Keeping nails healthy is a priority when the temps drop. A celebrity manicurist shares her best tips to keep nails and hands moisturized so your manicure lasts longer.When we think of the negative, long-lasting effects the winter weather can have, we think of our skin, but not our nails. As temperatures drop, our nails are most prone to chipping, peeling, and general damage. This can also affect how much our manicure lasts, so keeping nails healthy is a priority when the temps drop.

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<

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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

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About Jeannette Kaplun

Jeannette Kaplun is a Latina mom of 2, TV host, parenting author and blogger. She's the founder of Hispana Global and has appeared on Good Morning America, The Steve Harvey Show and The Chew. Previously she co-founded Todobebé and hosted the Viva la Familia TV show on Univision. She loves to help others and wrote the parenting book in Spanish Todobebé: Todo lo que necesitas saber para el primer año de tu bebé" . She also writes for Babble and Ser Padres.

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Hi! I’m Jeannette Kaplun, a bilingual Latina mom of 2, journalist, TV host, writer, Hispana Global CEO and founder, Nutella, and Disney lover. I love traveling, writing, helping others, and supporting [email protected], ONE.org, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the UN Foundation, and other organizations. I live in Miami, FL with my family, including my dog Snoopy. To work with me, email [email protected] .

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