A perfect manicure can make you feel like a million bucks, but getting it done professionally may not always fit into your schedule or budget. Luckily, with some basic tools and techniques, it’s possible to achieve salon-like results at home.

Start by removing any old nail polish using a gentle nail polish remover. After this, soak your hands in warm, soapy water for a few minutes to soften the cuticles and nails.

Next, trim and file your nails to your desired shape. Use a buffer to smooth out any rough edges and give your nails a shiny finish.

Push back your cuticles using a cuticle pusher or a wooden stick. Avoid cutting them as it can lead to infection. Once your cuticles are pushed back, apply cuticle oil or cream to moisturize and nourish them.

Apply a base coat before applying any nail polish. A base coat can help improve the longevity of your manicure and prevent chipping. Once the base coat is dry, apply your chosen nail polish color, starting from the center of the nail and then moving outwards towards the sides. Allow the first coat to dry before applying a second coat. Apply a third coat if needed, but remember that thinner coats may dry quicker and last longer.

Once your nail polish is dry, apply a topcoat to seal in the color, prevent chips and add shine to your nails. Leave your nails to dry completely before using your hands or exposing them to any potential smudges or scratches.

Following these steps can help you achieve a perfect manicure at home. So, give it a try and enjoy beautiful, salon-like nails without ever leaving your house.

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