renowned manicurist, Molly Romah, shared her insights on achieving stronger nails without breaking the bank. She urges nail enthusiasts to avoid common mistakes that can lead to nail thinning. For beginners starting their at-home manicure journey, Romah suggests experimenting with affordable materials to find products that suit their needs. Emphasizing the importance of finding products that resonate, she advises, ‘Not every product works for everyone. But if you find some that work for you, use it.’ Romah’s drugstore holy grail is Sally Hansen Nail Hardener, a wallet-friendly option that protects natural nails from breakage. She recommends using it when not applying gel. For longer-lasting results, she prefers CND Shellac Gel, which is easy to remove and provides extended wear. Prior to applying primers or polish, Romah emphasizes the significance of nail prep. To prevent breakage and maintain nail health, she encourages regular use of cuticle oil. She incorporates Chillhouse’s On the Mend into her routine, applying it to cuticles and fingers with gel on. For regular polish, she uses the oil before application and cleans the nails with wipes. Romah reiterates the importance of frequent cuticle oil application for hydration. Her dedication to nail care extends to carrying cuticle oil on the go. She recommends Chillhouse’s Carry On the Mend, a compact and convenient option that includes a nail file and an easy-to-apply oil brush pen. She cautions beginners against overzealous techniques that can damage nails, like excessive cuticle cutting and buffing. ‘The nail becomes too thin, and the cuticles peel,’ she warns. Other nail experts have shared their budget-friendly tips for nail care. One creative individual shared a homemade nail nourishment recipe using common household items. By combining fresh lemon juice and olive oil and soaking nails for ten minutes, she claims this mixture not only moisturizes but also enhances strength and flexibility.
Pro Manicurist’s Drugstore Secret for Stronger Nails
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