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Catriona Holt

Nurturing Your Nails: Winter Care Guide for Healthy and Happy Tips! ๐Ÿงค ๐Ÿ’…๐Ÿป



The winter season brings with it a magical, snowy charm, but unfortunately, it also brings some challenges for our nails. As we recover from the joyful chaos of the holidays, it's time to give our nails some extra love and care. Follow these friendly reminders and tips to keep your nails in top-notch condition this winter.


1. Hydration is Key

Just like our skin, our nails crave moisture. The colder temperatures can make your nails more susceptible to dryness and breakage. Enter the hero of winter nail care โ€“ nourishing nail oil. Make it a habit to apply a few drops regularly. This simple step locks in moisture, leaving your nails strong and healthy.


2. Glove Up

As we all engage in post-Christmas deep cleaning, remember to protect your hands and nails. Wearing gloves while tackling household chores, especially those involving cleaning products, can shield your nails from harsh chemicals. This preventative measure is a game-changer for maintaining nail strength.


3. Short and Sweet


Consider embracing shorter nails during the winter months. Not only is this a practical choice that reduces the risk of snags and breakage, but it also exudes a chic winter style. Keep it simple and stylish while giving your nails the care they deserve.


4. Avoid Hot Water


While a hot shower may be tempting in the winter, prolonged exposure to hot water can strip your nails of essential oils, leaving them dry and vulnerable. Opt for lukewarm water when caring for your nails to retain their natural moisture.


Remember, a little extra care goes a long way in maintaining the health and beauty of your natural nails.


Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or need personalised advice.



Here's to a winter season filled with cozy warmth and fabulous nails!



Stay fabulous,


Catriona

Creative Hands

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