How To Keep Your Germ-y Ass Nails Clean At Home

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Nails are hotbed of germs. Experts share DIY manicure and cleaning tips in lieu of regular salon visits during the coronavirus crisis.

), recommends changing out files every few months as well as washing metal tools thoroughly after each use.

Losing access to our opposable thumbs while soaking gels off can be a challenge, but think of it this way ― there’s no reason to rush to do anything, especially something like a manicure, right now. “First, file a bit to break the top coat seal. Then, place cotton balls soaked in acetone on your nails and wrap your fingertip in tin foil. Ideally, soak until the gels are lifting off entirely, which will take around 10-15 minutes. We like to wrap a hot towel around as well to expedite the soaking process. And the most important piece is having the patience to allow the gels to lift before removing the cotton.

Now that you have the best practices, there’s no time like the present to try DIYing at home. Tuttle has been hosting manicure boot camps on theTuttle also shared her steps for a perfect at-home manicure:It’s all about the 90/10 rule: 90% of your shape comes from your nail clipper; 10% from filing. First, use flat edge clippers to cut your nail into your desired shape. Then, gently smooth out the edges. If you have polish on, all the better.

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