How to Get the Perfect Manicure

There's something classy about a perfectly polished set of nails, but you can end up spending over $100 on salon manicures over a year! Everyone loves a good manicure. Flaws like chipped nails, overgrown cuticles and even fragile nails can make it impossible to get a decent manicure.  But do you have the right products to get the perfect nails? Here are a few steps and products that will help you get your dream nails. 

The first step in getting the perfect nails is to cleanse and prep your nails. Take off anything you have on your nails so you can start off with a clean canvas. I'd recommend using a restorative nail serum. A nail serum is the primer of nails. While it does clean and prime your nails it also helps strengthen your nails, which gives you a good start for your nails.

If you're biting they're not growing. Cut the habit of biting your nails and let your nails grow to your desired length. A lot of people have trouble growing they're nails and it's either because they keep biting/chipping off or you're not getting enough vitamins. Vitamins are a great way to get healthy nails and get them spouting. Omega 3 (which is found in fish) and biotin are great vitamins to check out. If you're uncomfortable with taking vitamins try getting a growth activator for your nails.

You know you've had a bad when you say "I broke nail". As cliche as it may sound every girl dreads a chipped nail. Damaged nails can also a nice, smooth polish. A good way to cover up nail's imperfections is a ridge filler. A ridge filler guards your nails against splitting and breaking while covering up your nail's flaws.

Now it's time for everyone's favorite part. Nail polish. A french manicure is usually the best way to go but you can design your nails any way you'd like. I am currently obsessed with Barielle's Nail Polish. They have an amazing variety of colors that I think you guys should check out. After nail polish make sure you secure it with a nice top coat. If you're in a hurry a need them to dry quick try dipping your nail in cold water or use a quick dry top coat.

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