Dry nails

It’s a long name for a common condition — longitudinal ridging — and just the type of problem that makes nail techs look like miracle workers in the eyes of their clients.

Let's whip those nails into shape.

Do you have dry nails and cuticles? While your first instinct may be to run to the nearest nail salon, you can revive them at home. Here's how.

Many of our clients already know what this is but for those that don’t here’s the lowdown! If after removing your toenail polish, you see these white chalky patches then in most cases it is a condition called keratin granulation. These occur from constant polish wearing. This is not a fungus but can look much like it and can trigger a fungus so it is important to treat it. Keratin granulations occur because the polish dries out the surface of the nail. When the nail surface gets this dry it…

Why the skin around my finger nails is peeling? You often asked this question to yourself, asked from others, beauty experts or at lea...

Have you ever noticed ridges on your fingernails? Find out what causes ridges on finger nails and how they can be treated and prevented.So, here we have a complete detailed information on your fingernail ridges.

Does cooking spray ACTUALLY dry your nails?

Gel manicures are a luxury most of us justify even when we can't really afford them. But manicures have a damaging impact on nails. Here's how to treat them.

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