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Nails and nail care: frequently asked questions

  1. Nails are jewelry for a woman. But we often don't treat our fingertips like that. Saw with the metal file, push back those unruly cuticles firmly with a sharp 'cuticle pusher', and if the polish can be removed, why not a chemical stuff like acetone? The result: brittle nails, broken and sometimes painful cuticles and ridges over the nail wall. All that sadness can be prevented. How and what? KOH Cosmetics tells.

Why would you use expensive nail polish remover instead of acetone? It works equally well!

  1. Acetone is an obsolete nail polish remover. You will see the same result when using acetone or nail polish remover. What you don't see is the damage that acetone causes. Acetone dries out the nail. In the long run you will have a lot of trouble with that, depending on the sensitivity of your nails. A nail polish remover is a bit more expensive for a reason. The queen of nail polish removers, such as Purifying Polish Remover from the luxury brand KOH, not only removes the nail polish efficiently, but takes care of the nail and its bedding at the same time. Moreover, this remover does not leave a nasty, sharp smell, but a pleasant smell.

Why is a manicure remover used when I have run out of nail polish?

  1. This question can be answered thanks to the experts at KOH nail cosmetics. They know that a manicure aims for perfect results. So also barely visible residues of transparent nail polish must be removed. Moreover, it is quite unknown that a good remover also very gently removes residues of fats and impurities from your nails. Because your nail is completely clean and smooth in this way, new nail polish adheres better and you will benefit more from the care products that are used for nails and cuticles.

If your nails are damaged: the serum

  1. If your nails are damaged, now there is the nail serum. As with skin serums, this is an intensive care that provides an instant boost. You can apply and massage such a serum before going to sleep. Essential Nail Serum from KOh contains natural ingredients such as almond, castor and primrose oil. The next morning your nails will look a lot better. Especially in winter or after too enthusiastic nail art practice, a nail serum is almost a must.

Filing works well with a metal file and vigorously move back and forth. Why is that not allowed?

  1. In terms of impact, there is a top three in nail files. The iron file is the most aggressive file. The cardboard file then follows. And the creme de la creme, especially found at the higher-segment brands of nail care products, is the glass file (for example Koh Crystal Nail File To Go, a mini file in a practical folder). This one works the softest, but not the fastest. Why do we want smoothness instead of speed? Because your nail consists of three layers. By filing the nail with force, you run the risk of separating these layers invisibly from each other. Then moisture and dirt can act and the loose layers tear out faster. If you file one way with a soft file, you close the nail, as it were, against harmful influences.

How do I get ridges and spots on my nails?

  1. If you have severe deformities or your nails are covered with spots, see your doctor. In all other cases, careless handling of your cuticles is often the culprit. Keep the cuticle flexible, KOH advises: for example with KOH Nourishing Cuticle Brush, which also has an anti-inflammatory effect. Gently push the cuticle back after a bath or shower, if the cuticle is already slightly softer. Do this regularly and subtly. Because if you push a rather stuck cuticle rough and far back, unsightly ridges are the possible result. Especially if you use such a sneaky metal 'cuticle pusher'. What to do? Use a cotton swab, or a smooth and soft tool such as the KOH Nail Pusher and Cleaning Stick.

  2. If you have severe deformities or your nails are covered with spots, see your doctor. In all other cases, careless handling of your cuticles is often the culprit. Keep the cuticle supple, KOH advises: for example with KOH Nourishing Cuticle Brush, which also has an anti-inflammatory effect. Gently push the cuticle back after a bath or shower, if the cuticle is already a bit softer. Do this regularly and subtly. Because if you push a rather stuck cuticle roughly and far back, unsightly ridges are the possible result. Especially if you use such a sneaky metal 'cuticle pusher'.



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