ADVICE 1: EAT A HEALTHY DIET

As with most aspects of our bodies, we get the best results from eating a well-balanced, vitamin-rich diet. Vitamin deficiencies show up quickly as weakened, brittle fingernails or pits in the nail. A top-notch nail salon is not the only way to keep your nails looking nice. There are so many ways to keep the nails neat and pretty, and one of them is eating a healthy diet!

ADVICE 2: HAVE A GOOD NAIL CARE ROUTINE

Keep Your Natural Nails Trimmed If you’ve ever had long nails, then you’ve almost certainly suffered from a broken nail at some point. Broken nails are painful, they’re also bothersome! The only solution I’ve found to broken nails is to actually prevent them by keeping my nails well-trimmed. You know the length your nails can withstand; there’s no need to grow them out longer just to suffer the inevitable painful break while you’re trying to wash the dishes.
Moisturize Your Cuticles While your fingernails themselves may not need moisture, your fingertips and cuticles absolutely do. The cuticle is a naturally tough piece of skin, but it is prone to cracking and drying out painfully when it isn’t kept well moisturized.

Kim's Nails | Nail salon 63304 in Weldon Spring, Missouri

11 TIPS TO MAKE YOUR NAIL POLISH LAST LONGER

It’s time for the reason you’re here—learning how to make nail polish last longer. Try the tips below to keep your manicure (and pedicure) in prime condition.
Apply thin coats of nail polish.
Change your nail polish formula.
Dry your nails with cool air.
Polish across the free edge of your nails.
Opt for short-shaped nails.
Reapply top coat every two to three days.
Avoid getting nail polish on your cuticles.
Apply cuticle oil and cuticle cream.
Wear gloves while doing household chores.
Roll your nail polish bottle.
File your nails and layer with a top coat.

Kim's Nails | Nail salon in Weldon Spring
Address: 1100 Wolfrum Rd,
Weldon Spring, MO 63304
Phone: 636-922-1033
Email: michellenguyen70@yahoo.com

Mon - Fri:	10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Saturday:	9:00 am - 7:00 pm
Sunday:	10:30 am - 3:00 pm