Cuticle oil
Cuticle oil softens and hydrates the cuticle area. It’s usually made of a blend of oils and sometimes contains vitamins. Cuticle oil is quick-absorbing and also conditions your nails to help prevent future dryness and cracking.
Look for ingredients such as sunflower oil, grapeseed oil, and aloe vera for additional soothing.
To use cuticle oil, apply a thin amount to your nail beds using your fingertip or a soft brush.
Mayo Clinic advises against cutting your cuticles. If you do decide to trim them or have a nail technician trim your cuticles, it’s important to confirm the equipment your nail salon uses is sterilized. That will help prevent infection.
You can bring your own equipment if you’re concerned.
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