It could endure anything. It may last forever, but you should still remove it sometimes.
The temptation to slap on polish and go is real, especially in warm weather. However, Gohil emphasizes the need for a foundation coat.
Toenail oil may revitalize tired feet, and it doesn't have to be pricey. Manicurists always recommend cuticle oil.
You won't know how much skin to remove, and you could cause injury. Don't utilize those—it's not worth it.”
I’ve seen clients who have had gel polish on for six weeks panic that their toenails have become weak, brittle, and spotted.
Gohil cites several causes of dry feet. They include heredity, exposure to extreme heat or cold, and hydration (therefore drink more water).
Google searches for "should toenails be cut wet or dry?" and "what tool is best" are common. Both depend on personal preference, adds Gohil.
Gohil recommends these socks. “You may leave skin bits everywhere, but they're gentle.
There's a simple technique to assess if your dry feet need cream or something deeper. Gohil adds superficial dry skin may seem white with wrinkles.