We live in an eternal rush, ticking off one task after another on a never-ending list of daily chores. But where do you find the time to look after your hands and nails - especially before Christmas, when there's more to do? If a visit to the manicurist doesn't fit into your busy schedule, we have an express nail care plan that you can do at home.
The following manicure routine consists of just 5 steps and will take you no more than an hour, and your hands will look like they did after a salon visit. Think of it as more than just a skincare treatment - let it be a moment of pure, unadulterated relaxation, allowing you to regain balance in your daily rush. Find a secluded spot, light a scented candle and take this moment just for yourself.
Step one: file the nails into the desired shape
To start, cut and file the tile into your favourite shape. The most fashionable shapes lately are almond-shaped or short nails filed square with rounded edges. They are firmly on trend, and very comfortable.
Step two: cuticle care
To make the tile look neat, in the next step Remove cuticles. You can do this with a wooden stick or a special manicure pick. If they get in your way, you can carefully cut them out with a pair of pliers - but not too deeply, so as not to damage the nail matrix.
Step three: peeling
This treatment will not only renew your hands, but also provide you with relaxation. Mix some sugar with olive oil or almond oil - Apply the finished scrub to your hands and massage in a circular motion to remove dead skin. Optionally, you may add two drops of your favourite essential oil, e.g. lavenderThe scrub will act as a relaxing aromatherapy. Rinse off any remaining scrub with warm water. This treatment will be an excellent prelude to further hand care - not only will it smooth and brighten your hands, but it will also facilitate the penetration of nutrients from cosmetics.
Step four: nourishing mask
After exfoliation, it is time to provide your hands with an extra dose of hydration along with a cocktail of rejuvenating ingredients. The intensive revitalising mask is ideal for this. HandyLab Extreme Hyaluron. It comes in the form of practical gloves filled with a nourishing essence, which includes. Hyaluronic acid, vitamins A, E and C, shea butter, macadamia oil, jojoba oil and sea buckthorn - a natural UV blocker. This blend of active ingredients deeply regenerates, firms, firms and brightens damaged hand skin. In addition, natural oils and butters soften the cuticles around the nails and intensively nourish the fragile plate. It makes nails stronger, gives them a healthy shine and makes them perfectly ready for a manicure. Simply keep the mask on your hands for about 15 minutes and massage away any remaining essence.
Step five: nail polish
Using a nail cleaner or remover, degrease the plate. Apply a base coat and then your chosen nail varnish colour. Which nail design should I choose for spring? This season definitely belongs to nails in nude shades. They look striking, and at the same time they won't take you long to make and don't require much skill. They are particularly fashionable Lipgloss nails, or neat, manicured nails covered in semi-transparent, pale pink polish with a glossy finish. They look as if they've been covered in shimmering gloss. They are minimalist, elegant and perfect for both everyday and festive occasions.
The following are also very popular MicrofrenchFrench french nail art with a fine line at the tip. A thin brush is all that's needed to create the fine white line.
If you like flash, a good choice would be Naked glitter nails - nails covered in transparent nail polish with added glitter. They are original and eye-catching, and you can wear them every day and to the office without fear.
Remember to massage a little oil into the plate after your manicure is finished, this will smooth the area around your nails and give them an extra shine.
