HOW TO REPAIR YOUR DAMAGED NAILS
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HOW TO REPAIR
YOUR
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DAMAGED
NAILS
Introduction
Keep your Nails Covered
Rehydrate Your Nails
Apply Oil Regularly
Protect Your Nails from Water
Repair Damaged
Nails
Nails are that part of your body that gives the
first impression about your complete health.
There are many factors that affect our nail
health, such as; less concern about nails, harsh
chemicals, cleaning activity, and heavy hand
activity like sports and gardening.
KEEP YOUR NAILS Your nails don’t need to breathe, so
you can keep your nails always covered
COVERED with nail polish. In fact, nail polishprotects your nails from further
damage. 
Even if you just applied a base coat on
your nails, it is also equally beneficial
for your nails. 
It does not just protect your nails from
breakage but also protects them from
the drying effect of harsh chemicals
and water.
Rehydrate Your Nails
If you keep your nails dry, they will
become easily prone to break, and
rehydration helps your nails make them
stronger. To keep your nails rehydrated,
you need to apply a moisturizing cream or
oil on your nails and cuticles at night
before popping up a pair of gloves
overnight. If you don’t have fancy gloves,
then it’s ok, you can simply put on a pair
of rubber gloves.
APPLY OIL
REGULARLY
To make your nails stronger, you need to apply oil on your
nails regularly. Along with your nails, you need to rub oil
on your cuticles at least once a day.
 
You can simply purchase a good quality olive oil or cuticle
oil and apply it on your nails and cuticles yourself and rub
it smoothly for a few minutes.
Cuticle and olive oil contains vitamin and nourishing
ingredients that help in making your nails stronger.
PROTECT YOUR NAILS
FROM WATER
If you drink lots of water, it will be
beneficial for your skin and nails’ growth,
but if you leave your hands for long hours
in water relevant jobs, it must be harmful
to your nails. 
Over contact with water make your nails
weaker and easy to break. Next time,
whenever you will perform a water job,
wear gloves and apply a coat of polish to
protect them.