NAILS ON POINT

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If there's something that makes every woman feel better about herself is having nails on point. Imagine you're 550 words into your work project and all you want to do is tap the space button so hard that  it disappears into your computer and you look down to your hands and think 'at least something is looking great.' 

Once your nails have been cut, you should use a nail filer in order to achieve the desired smoothness. Once you have the desired nail shape, it is essential to put on a base coat, which will fill in bumps. If your nails are chipped, the base coat helps to remove the imperfections. A base coat also has the function of strengthening the nails because it stimulates and promotes the formation of keratin.
To be honest the most important part is the nail color itself. I like to use OPI, Catrice and KIKO, 'cause the color selection is endless. The best types of nail polishes are those that have a big brush as they cover greater portions of the nails and allow for a perfect outcome. If the nail color is lightly put more than one layer of nail polish. 

And then the typical don'ts:

Don't do your nails right before going to sleep, you don't want the creases from your bedsheets. 

Don't put on your shoes 10 minutes after you've put nail polish (imagine ALL your hard work going to Sh*t just cause you were impatient? (says me the most impatient of all.) )

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