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More than just window dressing, the cuticles do, in fact, serve a purpose.
Nail care expert Jin Soon Choi emphasizes the importance of cuticle care in an interview withGood Housekeeping.
First, you could use a hydrating oil and asimple cuticle pusher.
When done regularly, this keeps them in check.
Her extensive nail care and manicure products include theHypercare Cuticle Pusher + Reducer.
However, you may also be wondering about those annoying nail ridges.
Kiss ‘em goodbye, baby!
Sunflower oil contains skin-protecting linoleic acid, and is excellent for hydrating and healing, according toHealthline.
If you drop the ball on your cuticle routine, a pair of cuticles trimmers can save the day.
The brand gives high marks to theSeki Edge One Fourth Jaw Cuticle Nipperfor the occasional cuticle trim or hangnail.
This easy-to-maintain stainless steel trimmer has a spring-action design for clumsy-free snips.
First, it’s important to trim only the excess, flaky skin surrounding the nail, according toPrevention.
So, banish the potential dry-cry factor withBye Bye!
Cuticle Removerfrom Le Mini Macaron.
You get lots in the bottle and it really helps clean up your nails before a new manicure!"
