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2. Manicures and Psoriatic Arthritis: What to Know - Healthline

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   Use only nail polishes with the label “5-free” (or with a number greater than 5, which indicates the product is free of most toxic chemicals typically used in nail polish).

3. Is Non-toxic Nail Polish Actually Healthy? Plus, Safer Options

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   Benzophenone. Another common ingredient in many formulas on the shelves of nail salons and stores today, including many “X-Free” options, is benzophenone-1. According to Blum, that’s pretty ...

4. How to Dry Nails Faster: Tips That Work - Healthline

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   The best nail polish top coats claim to add a layer of sheen to your nails, prevent chipping, and dry your nails in a minute or less. 2. Cold water quick-dry. This trick requires a bit of prep ...

5. Follow These Steps to Remove Gel Nail Polish - WebMD

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   The gel polish should come off easily. If it is still too hard, repeat the soaking process for another 5 minutes. Step 9: Use a warm washcloth to gently scrub off the gel polish. Step 10: Once all ...

6. 15 Tips for a Perfect Manicure - WebMD

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   Cut paper strips from a tea bag to give a split or cracked nail extra support while it grows out. Apply a base coat to a clean, dry nail, wet the strips with the same polish, and wrap them around ...

7. How to Stop Toenail Fungal Infections - WebMD

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   Soak your feet for at least 10 minutes, but longer is better (up to 40 minutes). Baking soda for toenail fungus. One small study found that treating affected nail samples with baking soda stopped ...