False Nails

How to Remove Nail Cuticles

Cuticles are made up of the thin skin that helps protect your nail bed. Their function is to prohibit infection-causing bacteria from infiltrating the base of your nail. Most experts warn against removing the cuticle, as it can leave your nails susceptible to bacteria, fungus and infection, says Paul Kechijian, associate clinical professor of dermatology at New York University Medical Center. If you must remove cuticles, use the safest method possible and use it sparingly to keep your nails protected.

All About False Nails

How to Remove False Nails The Best Way

Made of plastic, false nails provide a convenient way to cover natural nail problems, such as breaks, chips and disfigurements. If you have decided to forgo your false nails for a more natural look, prepping them for removal is...

How to Apply False Nails

False nails don't have to be long and tacky; they come in almost any length you may desire and, just as with regular nails, can be filed to suit your preference. Most nail kits will come with a variety of different size and sha...

How to Put on False Nails

Acrylic nails, or fake nails, add additional nail length to hands. Nail polish on artificial nails lasts up to two weeks longer than polish on natural nails. False nails take just moments to apply, and the application can easil...