Are you finding that your natural nail is brittle and soft?
Do they break real easy when doing your daily tasks?
Well I have a natural remedy to help with those issues!
All you need is:
20 drops of Lemon Essential Oil
15 drops of Carrot Essential Oil
13 drops of Grapeseed Essential Oil
13 drops of Rosemary Essential Oil
13 drops of Avocado Essential Oil
2 ounces of Jojoba Essential Oil
Blend all oils together and keep in a light-sensitive container or bottle (dark colour works great) with a dropper. Use it on the nail after you polish the nail or after you moisturize your hands. Give it time to settle into the nail bed and the cuticle before washing hands and doing your daily tasks. For best results, do it before you fall asleep at night. You are giving your hands a rest so the oils have more of a chance to absorb into the nail bed.
Enjoy!!
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Sanitizing Your Tweezers
If you are using your tweezers to pluck your eyebrows because you haven't got up the courage to get them waxed or you are just using them to touch up any hairs that randomly show up, you need to properly sanitize, clean and take care of them.
I do not expect you to have the big named chemicals and disinfectants like Barbicide but if you have mild liquid soap, nail brush (local dollar store) small candle holder and rubbing alcohol will work just perfectly and be affordable.
Before you put your tweezers into the rubbing alcohol you need to scrub your tweezers with the mild soap to remove any excess hairs, skin debris, dirt, oil etc. Rinse them with warm water and set the tweezers into the glass with the end you remove the hair into the alcohol solution.
Its important to do this because each time you are removing the hair follicle you remove a part of the hair (ball of the hair) that was under the skin and you have now exposed your open pore to dirt and debris, you just want to make sure every thing is sanitized and clean so you do not develop infections, ingrown hairs or spread any infections that could be contagious.
I do not expect you to have the big named chemicals and disinfectants like Barbicide but if you have mild liquid soap, nail brush (local dollar store) small candle holder and rubbing alcohol will work just perfectly and be affordable.
Before you put your tweezers into the rubbing alcohol you need to scrub your tweezers with the mild soap to remove any excess hairs, skin debris, dirt, oil etc. Rinse them with warm water and set the tweezers into the glass with the end you remove the hair into the alcohol solution.
Its important to do this because each time you are removing the hair follicle you remove a part of the hair (ball of the hair) that was under the skin and you have now exposed your open pore to dirt and debris, you just want to make sure every thing is sanitized and clean so you do not develop infections, ingrown hairs or spread any infections that could be contagious.
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