DIY Nails Mini Makeover
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That must be some personal world record! Lool I’m kidding but first of all I
just really want to say that I am extremely grateful for all of my awesome
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So today I wanted to let you guys in on how to get your
nails looking pretty much flawless!! Your nails really say a lot about you since
these days we are often pre-judged based on out outer appearance, but you
really want to avoid sending the wrong messages with dirty, stubby, untamed and
just unpleasant looking nails. Read on to find out how I give my nails a cute
little makeover when they need it>>
So before you start off, you wanna make sure that you have removed any nail polish and fake nails. For this makeover you will need; a warm bowl full of sudsy water; a towel and hand cloth; your nail utensils e.g nail clip, file, buffer, cuticle pusher etc; a cream/lotion and finally some glamorous nail polish if you wish.
Step 1: Soak your hands into the warm water of soap and let it sit for 5-10mins.This really softens up your nails so it's easier to push back the cuticles. It also sanitises your hands and nails from germ and bacteria stuff and feels very relaxing. Afterwards rinse your hand with warm water and dry with your towel/hand cloth.
Step 2: Now if you nails are too long you can cut them to a desired size with a nail clipper. You can also file them to maintain a good shape and stop them growing too long. Buff your nails starting with the coarser side and then the finer side for fresh shiny nails. After, if you need to, push back your cuticles with a cuticle pusher but be very gentle so you don't hurt yourself.
Step 3: Moisturize your hand with a good cream or lotion. I personally love the Palmers Cocoa Butter but there are many other choices out on market. This stops your hands becoming dry, flaky and really softens and smooths them up. You can also apply a bit to your nails; other alternatives for your nails are vaseline or an oil.
Step 4: Once your done, you can choose to paint your nails in all sorts of colours, patterns and designs. If you're like me and your school doesn't allow you to paint you nails, you can either skip this step or bend the rules a little and use a clear/transparent nail varnish.
That's all from me today! I hope you enjoyed and you'll try out this cute little DIY. Please comment down below and let me know what you think. Tysm for reading and have a nice day!! xxxxx
Step 2: Now if you nails are too long you can cut them to a desired size with a nail clipper. You can also file them to maintain a good shape and stop them growing too long. Buff your nails starting with the coarser side and then the finer side for fresh shiny nails. After, if you need to, push back your cuticles with a cuticle pusher but be very gentle so you don't hurt yourself.
Step 3: Moisturize your hand with a good cream or lotion. I personally love the Palmers Cocoa Butter but there are many other choices out on market. This stops your hands becoming dry, flaky and really softens and smooths them up. You can also apply a bit to your nails; other alternatives for your nails are vaseline or an oil.
Step 4: Once your done, you can choose to paint your nails in all sorts of colours, patterns and designs. If you're like me and your school doesn't allow you to paint you nails, you can either skip this step or bend the rules a little and use a clear/transparent nail varnish.
That's all from me today! I hope you enjoyed and you'll try out this cute little DIY. Please comment down below and let me know what you think. Tysm for reading and have a nice day!! xxxxx
Perfect for school, Thankyou:) Great post!
ReplyDeleteEva x
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Yea, it definitely is! Thank you so much, I'm glad you like it. Take care xxxx
DeleteDid not know palmer's worked well for hands, I tend to use specialized hand creams but will give that a go now! x
ReplyDeleteNatalie's
Yeah, its great for your hand, very moisturizing and softening! Thanks for stopping by. Have a nice day xxxx
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- Jodie x
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Awww thank you so much, I'll check it out xxxx
DeleteDefinitely, why not? xxxx
ReplyDeleteSome great tips here - I'm so bad at looking after my cuticles!
ReplyDeleteCorinne x
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Thanks a lot, I'm glad you like it and don't worry your not the only one!! hahaha xxxx
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x Stefanie
Thank you so much, I'll be checking it out shortly xxxx
DeleteGreat post Abbie! I have had had the same polish on for weeks now and this has really motivated me to give myself a mini manicure!
ReplyDeleteLucy x
Oh wow, you'll definitely love it and enjoy the results though!! xx
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