Buffing is, far and away, the number one way to get glossy nails without nail polish. However, it should be done sparingly. Maria Jones, beauty expert at CoverClap, says to buffer no more than once ...

Try as you might, your nails never seem to make it past the nail bed without chipping or breaking on you. It’s frustrating, we know (especially when you've just paid for a fresh manicure). Here, some ...

Frequent nail polish use, harsh removers, and gel manicures can harm nail health, leading to issues like discoloration, brittleness, and peeling. Research confirms these effects, highlighting ...

Here are some signs that it may be time to give your nails a break. Credit...Eric Helgas for The New York Times Supported by By Erica Sweeney Q: I keep my nails near-constantly polished, but I worry ...

Over-using polish or acetone removers could lead to dryness, weakness and discoloration. "What can happen is a condition ...

We’ve all been there. Two weeks after getting that perfect gel manicure, your polish starts lifting at the edges, and the temptation to peel it off becomes almost irresistible. But before you turn ...

Shiny hair and a clear complexion are covetable, but don’t write off the power of glossy, healthy nails. When your nails look strong and have a natural lustre to them, it indicates good health, ...

Nail polish has been around for a long time, but new formulas and techniques have taken nail painting to the next level. Manicure enthusiasts can now choose from an endless variety of colors and ...