Heal nails after acrylics

Discover how to apply, remove, and repair damaged nails with expert tips. Strengthen and rejuvenate your nails with top-notch care essentials.

Strengthen and protect your natural nails with these expert tipsWhether your nails are brittle, discolored, or cut, improving their health over time is possible. Maybe you just got gel or acrylic nails removed or simply want to find a way...

Anyone who's ever had acrylic nails knows that they can absolutely ravage your natural nails if removed incorrectly. Typically, the best way to repair this damage is to wait for them to regrow. In the meantime, you can take steps to make...

Find out how to nurse your nails back to health after you peel off a gel manicure on SHEfinds.com.

Fake nails come in a variety of lengths, colors and designs, allowing people to drastically change the look of their hands. Unfortunately, fake nails can also damage the natural nails underneath due to the chemicals in the primer and adhesives used to apply them.

Yep. You can grow strong, glossy nails without coating your hands (and nails) with generous amounts of chemicals.

Discover the beauty and longevity of acrylic nails! They’re a favorite among women for achieving flawless hands that last for weeks. But what happens when you’re ready to say goodbye? Whether you're feeling tired of them or they’ve grown too long, removing acrylic nails can seem intimidating. I once visited a nail salon to have mine removed, and even with the right tools, it felt like a challenge. Let’s explore tips and tricks for a smooth acrylic nail removal process!

Whitney Wagner Hartley 🧿 on Instagram: "I know this isn’t my usual content but my DMs flooded when I revealed my natural nails after removing my gels. You guys wanted to know the process, so here it is! My one big warning is to make SURE you research and educate yourself before even attempting to use an e-file! You can severely damage your nails and injure yourself if you use it improperly ☠️ #gelremoval #gelnailremoval #gelnailsathome #athomemanicure #efilemanicure"

Vitamin deficiency nails are caused by a lack of nutrients in the body or a medical condition. Read to know about different nail conditions and how to fix them.

Rebecca Mills, 26, is one of many victims of the booming nail bar industry. She suffered severe nail damage (bottom right) after getting acrylic nails removed by an inexperienced beautician.