Best Nails Ever - Carlton Institute

March 6, 2012 - PRLog -- Nail technicians realize more than ever how important it is to care for your nails after their experience to meet clients needs after gel nails courses and acrylic nail courses. Whilst many people get acrylic or gel nails to give the impression of healthy strong nails, it is important to take care of the one underneath. For those who don’t have them the care of nails is even more imminent as they are exposed.

Moisturising daily is a key factor in keeping hands wrinkle free and soft. Choose a hand cream that helps both hands and nail cuticles, or opt for cuticle oil. This will really help to soften the skin when trimming the cuticle. We know nails need to be moisturised as when they are not serious problems can occur. Nails can peel and become brittle, not only is this unappealing aesthetically but also leaves a greater chance of infection.

In a nail course (http://www.beauty-training.co.uk/nail-courses/nail-services-nvq-level-2.ashx?utm_source=Premium+Content+Creation&utm_medium=SEO+Articles&utm_campaign=Beauty+Articles) it is also important to be aware of hygiene. Sharing things such as emery boards can even lead to the spread of bacteria from one hand to another.

Paying attention to the feet, it is ever so important to stress that people wear the correct shoe size, as this is a common mistake of laziness or an attempt to make feet look smaller. This can actually cause an unsightly, painful ingrown toenail. My last advice would also be to avoid going barefoot, and this is for two reasons. When on holiday going barefoot on the sand does feel lovely, but actually causes the skin to harden as it becomes accustomed to the surface, which is annoying for you. On the other hand, in warm wet conditions (such as the pool) remember this is a breeding ground for fungi and viruses. Just wear some flip flops!