Whether you’re a nail technician or someone who simply loves to care for your nails, taking time to nourish and protect your hands is essential.
Step 1: Hydrate and Nourish
Nourish Hand & Nail Cream. This rich hand cream is my go-to for deep hydration, especially during colder months when the air is drier. The cream is formulated with a blend of powerful ingredients, including shea butter for intense hydration and vitamin E for its antioxidant properties, which moisturises the skin without leaving it greasy. I also apply this to all my clients hands, generously at the end of every appointment.
Step 2: Cuticle Care
Cuticles are often neglected, but they play an important role in keeping nails healthy and strong. For me, a daily cuticle care routine is non-negotiable. I use the Restore Cuticle & Hand Oil to give my cuticles the hydration they need. This lightweight, non-greasy oil absorbs quickly, and its blend of nourishing ingredients—like sweet almond oil and jojoba oil—keeps my cuticles soft and conditioned. It’s also something I use at the end of every client appointment to ensure their cuticles are hydrated and in top condition, helping their nails stay strong and improve the retention of the gels.
Step 3: Extra Care with the Rejuvenate Salve
On days when my hands need a little extra love, I apply the Rejuvenate Cuticle & Hand Salve. This rich salve is perfect for when my hands feel extra dry or after a long day of working with clients. The entire hand care collection, including this salve, features the NAILS-LUXE signature scent—a luxurious and uplifting fragrance that defines the entire hand care collection and enhances the pampering experience.
I massage it into my cuticles and hands for a boost of moisture and nourishment. This is also a product I use at the end of my clients’ appointments to lock in moisture and ensure their hands and nails feel pampered. It’s particularly effective for clients with dry hands and nails, as well as during the winter months when the air outside is extra dry.
Founder’s Top Tip: I love applying the salve right before bed and treating it like a hand mask. Letting it work its magic overnight ensures I wake up with deeply hydrated and rejuvenated hands and cuticles.
Why Every Nail Technician and Nail Artist Needs These Products
As someone who spends hours working with my hands, I know how important it is to keep them in top condition. Working with harsh chemicals, frequent hand washing, and using nail products can dry out the skin and weaken nails. That’s why it’s essential to use hand care products for nail technicians and hand care products for nail artists that are specifically designed to nourish and protect.
Our range offers everything you need to maintain beautiful, healthy hands and nails, whether you’re at the salon or at home. By incorporating these products into your daily routine, you’ll not only keep your hands looking great, but you’ll also protect them from the wear and tear that comes with the job. And, of course, offering these products to your clients will elevate their experience and keep them coming back for more.
I personally love to finish my hand care routine in the morning with a spritz of the Refresh Fragrance to enhance the NAILS-LUXE signature scent. I also like to finish my clients’ manicures with the Refresh Fragrance too as It’s a small touch that makes the routine feel even more luxurious.
I hope this post has inspired you to take a little extra time for yourself and your hands, just as you do for your clients.
If you're ready to take your hand care routine to the next level, I encourage you to explore our full line of NAILS-LUXE hand care products. These products are designed to meet the needs of professionals who demand the best for their hands and their clients. Nail technicians can rely on these products to maintain their own hand health while ensuring their clients experience luxurious care, leaving them with hands and cuticles that feel hydrated and pampered.
By Isabel, Founder of NAILS-LUXE
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