There are cracks on the nails. What should I do if there are cracks on the nails?

Manicure is a way to decorate your fingers, so more and more girls like it, but it is not permanent and can be easily scratched in daily life. So why do nails crack? What should I do if my nails are cracked?

1. Excessive carving and grinding of the nail surface in the nail salon; 2. Frequent and frequent manicures; 3. Deficiency of trace elements in the body. If cracks appear on the nail surface after manicure, it may be: 1. Mixing removable and non-removable materials; 2. The sealing layer is too thick or too thin; 3. The surface of the real nail is carved too thin; 4. The nail surface is cracked due to the frequent use of nails or excessive force after manicure; 5. Failure to use balancing fluid to pull the nail surface during the growth of the real nail and cause cracks. There are many reasons for the cracking of nail tips. In fact, the quality of domestic nail tips is similar. The key lies in whether you have fully considered your nail type matching during installation. It is not the case that the stronger the glue, the better. The key is whether the force on the nail tip is uniform. Here is a suggestion for you. You can consider using phototherapy glue as a primer and then gluing it. In this way, the entire bonding surface and the nail tip are integrated. Not only will it not break, but it will also have a long service life.

If your nails break during manicure, here are some suggestions: 1. Stop and replace the manicure tools, as the substances you may have come into contact with are alkaline. 2. You may have used too much force during manicure, causing damage. Apply vitamin E in time to relieve the damage. 3. Go to the hospital for treatment if there are other conditions. Nails that have been cracked after manicure are likely to be caused by the brittleness of the support, which is related to the lack of vitamins and calcium. It is also related to the frequent use of manicures, because long-term manicures can also cause certain damage to the nails. Try to eat more foods that are high in vitamins, and try not to do manicures for a long time.

If the surface of the nails is not cleaned properly and there are residual oil, moisture or other impurities, nail polish will not be applied on some places; the nail polish is not stored in a good environment, resulting in product quality problems, or the product itself is not good, and pay attention to whether the nail polish is expired; if the base gel and nail polish are not from the same brand, the bonding degree will not be high.

If there are bubbles in the finished manicure, you can use a frosted strip to smooth the area with bubbles, and then re-color or apply a topcoat. If bubbles appear in the process of doing a manicure, wipe off the bubbled area and re-color it. Before doing a manicure, do not shake the nail polish vigorously, which will cause too much gas to mix into the nail polish, and bubbles will easily appear when using it. After shaking violently, the nail polish needs to be left for a while. Before doing a manicure, wipe the moisture on the surface of the nails clean, and wait for a while after wiping off the moisture to let the moisture dry completely. The first step in doing a manicure is to polish the nails. Polishing the surface of the nails smoother can make the nail polish and the nails fit better. If the surface of the nails is not smooth, bubbles will be generated between the nails and the nail polish when applying the nail polish. If the nail surface itself is not flat and there are some bumps and bumps, it may not be possible to polish the nails smooth only with a frosted strip, and it may even polish the nails very thin. In this case, you can stick nail tips instead of your own nails.