♥Hi beautiful!♥ Today I am going to talk about how to get perfect nails for school or work! Details are girls best friend, or at least it is for me! So here are some tips for you! Feel free to watch this short video if you don't feel like reading everything! So let's start with the things you need for this little tip (if you wish to try it). To prepare your nails you will need a bowl of warm water, a nailfile to trim and shaoe your nails and a cuticle pusher (for your cuticles), this will make your nail even more perfect. You'll need a base coat to protect your nails, you should always use this when you are using dark colors. Then you have to choose which color you would like to use and at last a good quality top coat. I prefer seche vite!

 

So let's get started. At first dip every nail in a bowl of warm water for about 10 minutes, carefully dry with a soft towel. Then moisturize your hands and nails with a cream (a cuticle cream is a good tip). Take your cuticle pusher and carefully push them down. You can also use a cuticle remover but I recomend you skip that, your cuticles are there to protect your nails and keep your nails strong and free from dirt. And your cuticles might get infected if you remove some. So just push them as much as you can down, if you don't have a cuticle pusher you can always use your nails but remember to make sure they are clean and be carefull. Now take out your nailfile, shape your nails the way you want, try to always "drag" it up along your nail. When you feel done you move on to the painting! Start with the base coat, make sure you cover the whole nail, let it dry for about 5 minutes. Now pick out the color you have chosen, paint your nails. My tip for you here is that you use as few strokes as possible and once again cover as much as possible  but when you draw try to stay at least 3 milimeters from your cuticles to get a more clean coverage. Let this layer dry for 10 minutes. Now move on to the top coat, use a generously amount of it to make it perfect but not to much, it might not dry correctly. It's better to paint many thin layers than thick, the nails might get ruined because it might not dry. Let the top coat dry for a long time, 15 minutes+ is good but the longer the better. A good tip is to make sure that you have time to let this dry. If you have plans you should skip nail painting because I know how upsetting it is when the polish gets ruined. At last you can take out you nailfile again to touch up and at last moisturize again. Done! 

 

I really hope you liked this post and if you did feel free to comment! I love your coments, and it makes me really happy. Also feel free to share. And to all you guys that is reading this! Thanks, it means alot! Stay awesome!