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Bỏ qua bước đánh bóng. Đánh bóng được dùng để mài phẳng phần móng nhấp nhô. Hầu hết phụ nữ đều không biết rằng phần nhô lên của móng là phần khỏe mạnh của ngón tay. Phần móng dày nhất là khỏe nhất và đánh bóng sẽ khiến móng mất đi độ dày. Vì vậy, khi đánh bóng móng, bạn sẽ mài đi phần móng chắc khỏe nhất.
- Nếu phần móng nhấp nhô khiến bạn bận tâm, bạn có thể thử chọn sơn phủ chất lượng cao. Sơn phủ được dùng chuyên biệt cho phần móng nhấp nhô sẽ lấp đầy các đường rãnh trên móng. Như vậy, bạn có thể giúp móng trở nên bóng mịn mà không gây hư móng.

Improve your nail filing technique. Start by filing straight along the edge of the nail. Once the desired shape is achieved, use the file at a 45-degree angle. This step ensures smooth edges, prevents snagging, and avoids hangnails.
- Always use a nail file with a fine surface. Coarse files are meant for artificial nails and can damage natural ones. Metal files can also be harsh. Instead, opt for a padded nail file for better results.

Trim hangnails properly. Hangnails often result from nail cracks or improper cutting. When nails tear, the skin and nail bed can get damaged. Even the smallest tear can allow infection-causing agents to enter. Use nail clippers to gently remove hangnails.
- Avoid biting hangnails. This not only worsens the tear but also introduces bacteria from your mouth into the wound.

Leave the cuticles alone. Many believe cuticles are easy to remove, but this is incorrect as they protect the nail bed. Unless you're an experienced professional, avoid cutting them to prevent unnecessary damage.
- If cuticles look unsightly, moisturize them instead. Use cuticle oil or hand cream to soften them and promote healthier nail growth.
- Another option is using a cuticle remover. Gently push back the cuticles with a soft-tipped tool, then apply the remover for a neat and clean appearance.
Protect your nails

Soak your nails. Create a nail soak by combining oils like coconut, Argan, or olive oil with tea tree oil or vitamin E. Apply generously using a cotton pad to moisturize nails. Avoid soaking in water, as it softens nails too much, leading to bending or peeling.
- If nails are soft and prone to cracking, try vitamin E oil. Tea tree oil is excellent for keeping nails clean and fungus-free.

Incorporate nail-friendly supplements into your diet. Many women find that dietary supplements can aid in nail growth and overall nail health. Biotin is particularly effective in strengthening brittle nails. Consider investing in high-quality supplements designed for skin, hair, and nails, which often contain vitamins A, C, D, E, B-complex, folic acid, zinc, iron, calcium, and biotin. Regular use of these supplements can lead to stronger nails and noticeable improvements in skin and hair.
- If your diet lacks essential nutrients, a simple multivitamin may suffice for healthier nails. Brittle nails often indicate nutritional deficiencies. Consult your doctor to find the best multivitamin for your needs.
- Ensure adequate omega-3 intake to reduce the risk of weak, brittle nails. Omega-3, commonly found in fish oil, can be taken as a supplement or obtained from dairy, eggs, nuts, and oils like olive oil.

Be mindful of what you apply to your hands. Everyday items like nail polish remover, hand sanitizers, and cleaning products can damage nails and accelerate hand aging. Opt for gentler products to maintain healthy, youthful nails and hands.
- Hand sanitizers often contain alcohol, which dries out both skin and nails, making them brittle. Use antibacterial soap and dry hands immediately if sanitizer is necessary.
- Wear gloves when cleaning or gardening. Even non-toxic cleaning products can harm nails. Protect your hands to retain moisture, and apply hand cream immediately if gloves are forgotten.
- Avoid acetone-based nail polish removers. Acetone weakens nails over time and is highly flammable. Choose acetone-free removers available at most pharmacies.

Avoid using nails as tools. The weakest part of the nail is the tip, and applying pressure can cause the entire nail to tear, leading to weakness. Refrain from using nails to open containers, peel stickers, or scrape surfaces.
Tips
- If you enjoy painting your nails, never peel off the polish once it starts to crack. Peeling removes tiny layers of the nail, making them soft and flexible over time.
Warning
- Consumers often believe the promises made by cosmetic companies. However, avoid nail polishes or treatments that claim to strengthen or harden nails, or products that lure you with phrases like "all-natural," "nail growth stimulators," or "guaranteed results!" Ultimately, these are just chemical-based nail products offering quick, temporary fixes.
- Prenatal vitamins are often recommended as supplements for stronger nails and hair. While they may seem harmless, the vitamins in these pills can interact with other medications. Always consult your doctor before use.
