Help!! What should I do about my dry nails??!!😱😱😱

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Amanda C.

Jun 28, 2014

Amanda C.

Hello lovely ladies! I just removed the nail polish off from my first gel manicure that I have ever gotten and I have had it on for a few weeks and now my nails look sort of dried out and yellowish. What do you recommend that I do to rehydrate my nails before I paint them again? What sort of hydrating solutions/home remedies and other things should I use/how? And how long should I wait to repaint them? Thank you so much for reading and I really will appreciate every single one of your responses and I'll read all of them!! - Amanda C. XOXO ðŸ˜˜

Kaleigh D.

Jun 28, 2014

Kaleigh D.

I just let them polishless for a day or two and wash them with simple hand soap! Waiting for a week or more will be quite nice for your nails if you can!

Lauren C.

Jun 28, 2014

Lauren C.

I would use a nail strengthening polish. it really helps after I get my acrylics off I have the same problem, I use a Sally Hansen nail strengthemer.

Shiro M.

Jun 28, 2014

Shiro M.

I've heard stuff about rubbing garlic on your nails...

Christine L.

Jun 28, 2014

Christine L.

Put in some oil like jojoba or anything you have and some cuticle balm on some gloves put them on for 5 -10 minutes take them of and put any of your favorite hand creams if you like then use strength ing nail polish and then if you want paint them.

asazzahra a.

Jun 28, 2014

asazzahra a.

Moisturize your nails using natural ingredients,I agree with christine. drink a lot of water like 2 liter of water a day. for removing your yellowish nails. because, if your nails turn yellow, is a bad things. something wrong with your healthy. <3.

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