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Nail Product Separation, Is It Really The Lack Of Cuticle Oil?
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🔺Today's Topic:
Cuticle oil moisturizes the skin and the nails. When the skin is moisturized it is less prone to breaking, and so you will end up with less of those hangnails. And when you massage your cuticle oil into the fingernails and surrounding skin, you’re stimulating nail growth by warming up that matrix area and encouraging it to shed more of those dead keratin cells that the nail is made up of, thereby helping your nails grow.
Also when cuticle oil penetrates those nails they become flexible and less prone to breakage. The benefit of this flexibility in the natural nails is that upon impact (say you jammed your fingernail straight on into an object) well, that nail is going to flex with the product and actually be protected. Assuming your nail product is flexible, which is a very important thing I will mention at the end of this video, you won’t want to miss that, so make sure you stick to the very end.
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