Marta Nagorska

Marta Nagorska is a Nail Technician and Nail Art Blogger based in London, UK. She runs the blog, Furious Filer, where she gives tutorials on nail care and advanced nail art. She has been practicing nail art for over 5 years and graduated from Northampton College with distinction with a Nail Technician and Manicurist degree in 2017. She has been awarded the top spot in the OPI Nail Art Competition.

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How do you take off shellac nail polish at home?
To keep your nails healthy after removing nail polish, I think the most important thing is cuticle oil. It's very important to nourish the nail because you keep washing your hands throughout the day so you keep washing out all the natural oils. The nail needs those oils so that it's a little bit bendy.

I would also recommend always keeping a base coat on your nail. It's not a solid layer on the nail, but it's still protected from absorbing water which is what is washing out those oils.
How to get Gel X nails off at home quick
After you remove your nails, it's important to replenish their natural oils by applying cuticle oil. Cuticle oils nourish the nail after having extensions and after being washed every day, so replenishing the natural oils keeps your nail a little bit bendy so it's easier to apply nails or polish again in the future.

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