Tips to Take Care of Your Nails

Jan. 18, 2012 - PRLog -- Our hands are constantly on display, so we want them to look the best they possibly can. During the winter months, the cold weather can often leave hands looking wrinkled and dry. It is so important to invest in a good moisturiser and apply this day to day.

Washing hands excessively can remove too much oil from the skin, just like anti-bacterial gels that contain alcohol can make your hands dry and kill some of the good bacteria that your skin needs.

A beautiful and elegant look can be achieved no matter how bad your hands may look. By using an intensive moisturiser, tidying up the nails and choosing a colour or design that suits you, it is possible to remedy your hand worries, even if you aren’t a professional nail technician (http://www.beauty-training.co.uk/nail-courses/nail-technician.ashx?utm_source=Premium+Content+Creation&utm_medium=SEO+Articles&utm_campaign=Beauty+Articles).

However if you do want to take your creativity and skills a step further nail training is available, from nail art courses (http://www.beauty-training.co.uk/nail-courses/nail-art.as...), acrylic nails courses or even nail extension courses – everyone has the opportunity to gain a professional qualification.

Currently the most fashionable nails include changing the colour of your tip. Think French manicure, but mixing it up with a black or even clear tip if you’re using extensions/ acrylics. Catwalks featured models with delicate latticework, and even gold leaf. It seems the new nail is more of an accessory. Although this may not be achievable everyday, aspects of this can be taken, refined, and recreated to suit daily life.