The main difference between the European manicure - no need to trim the cuticles. Instead, the delicate skin soften and gently push. What is the advantage of this method? Firstly, the cuticle is given to us for a reason: it protects the nail root of nutrient loss and damage. Second, cutting the cuticle, the risk is high enough to place any infection, and inflammation or micro-wounds are unlikely to look attractive. In order to make the ordinary, "cut", manicure, requires a lot of experience and skill possessed by few.
Proceed directly to manicure. You need to carefully prepare the skin, so clean the nail from the nail, you wash your hands with mild soap and start cooking pan. To do this, take a small container, fill it with very warm water, add two to three tablespoons of sea salt and a few drops of your favorite essential oil - in fact show imagination, you will make a real mini-session of aromatherapy! Beautifully uplifting scent of orange or grapefruit and tea tree. By the way, you can use instead of water decoctions of herbs - chamomile or series, for example. Give a little salt to dissolve and lower your arms into the container. Keep them for about 15 minutes - during which time the salt strengthen nails and soften cuticles. Rinse your hands with warm water and wipe dry.
Now proceed to the next step. You will need a fat nourishing cream that is easily absorbed - it should be applied to the nails and the area around them and gently massage the. The cuticle becomes noticeably softer, you can now do without olegko scissors! Instead, take a stick from an orange tree or a special spatula (as long as it was not made of metal, as it leaves the micro-scratches on the nails), gently move the cuticle.
So, now you only give shape nails and apply varnish. Nail file to file nails better than the ceramic material of high quality, not chaotic movements, and directing it to one side. The ideal is considered accurate rounded shape nails. Apply nail polish standing on a fat-free nails (though not aggressive means, but, for example, a mild soap). Cautiously put it one layer and allow to dry.