MANICURES are back on, with nail bars allowed to reopen from July 13. However, many Brits have realised they can do their nails themselves perfectly throughout lockdown. Here's how to push back your ...

Next, massage in a cuticle serum or oil daily to keep the area hydrated, and seal everything in with a rich hand balm or ...

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If you don't have time for a professional manicure, you can still take care of your nails at home with these tips: Keep them clean: Regularly clean your nails and cuticles with mild soap and water.

Cuticle removers come in different gel or liquid-y formulas and are perfectly safe to use, provided that you don't over-apply or leave it on longer than recommended. Doing so could irritate your skin ...

Raise your hand if you know how to use a cuticle nipper. OK, for the two of you who can, we're impressed. For the rest of us, Sarah Gibson Tuttle (founder of Olive and June salons and quite possibly ...

Feet are an oft-ignored part of our body after our back probably. They carry the weight our body and bear the brunt of harsh floors, toe-scrunching heels and the dirt on the ground. And so, they ...

It's all well and good investing your hard-earned money into a swanky new set of gel nails (courtesy of your fave highstreet salon), but when it comes to the end of your manis' shelf-life, if you're ...