What are the tips for cutting dead skin during manicure?

Young people nowadays love beauty very much, so manicure has become a common habit among young people. Manicure includes many steps, and one of the important steps is to cut dead skin. The reason why this step is very important is that it is directly related to the quality of the final manicure. In fact, cutting dead skin is not an easy task. The relevant techniques are introduced below.

Tips for cutting dead skin in manicure:

1): Choose a good pair of scissors for yourself, don’t think this doesn’t matter. Good scissors have smooth and sharp blades, which can make the cuticle smooth and clean, and greatly reduce the generation of new barbs due to operation. At the same time, it can also make the operation easier and effectively avoid irregular techniques such as "pulling" and "dragging".

2): When trimming, keep the blade of the scissors as flat as possible, and try to avoid "trimming" with the tip of the knife a little bit at a time, as this will cause the skin around the nail to become jagged and difficult to restore. The customer's fingers will be in great trouble as they will dry out and crack at the slightest disturbance. Not easy to recover. The key point is to trim all the cuticle that needs to be trimmed in one go to create a smooth edge line.

3): Divide the aging cuticle into three parts and trim them in three layers.

1. Cut the nail back edge, i.e. the bottom line of the half-moon area, flatly.

2. The nail corners, that is, the two ends of the half-moon area, are cut with sharp edges.

3. Cut the nail walls on both sides of the nail obliquely

4: Surface layer: including hangnails, obvious cracks and aging cuticles. Fast flat shear

5: Middle layer: Soak in warm water for about three minutes (some stores may omit this step because it will take some time to operate, or because they are afraid of water stains that may affect store hygiene. However, if you have high requirements for your store and want to position it as exquisite, then don't save it). After about three minutes, the cuticle around the nails will absorb water and swell, allowing you to clearly see the part that needs to be trimmed. It can help to trim quickly and very cleanly.

6: Bottom layer: It is close to the surface of the nail, especially the cuticle at the root of the half-moon area, which is more stubborn. Need to use softener and steel pusher. Remember to be careful with your hands and not to hurt the skin on your fingers.

4): The production of keratin is due to the body's own metabolism, so it is not the case that the more you cut, the better, and it is certainly not the case that "cut it once and you will be free of trouble for life." The production of aging cuticle does not mean it is unhealthy. First, it affects the appearance, and second, it easily hides dirt. Therefore, removing it can not only make you feel more comfortable, but also effectively resist various unhealthy factors.