• Apply speed-dry nail polish when time is of the essence.
• Drink lots of water. Keep your body hydrated everyday to maintain healthy nails.
• Fortify your diet with FDA approved vitamins or supplements. Your fingernails count on you to be responsible with your health and your diet. Unless instructed otherwise by your physician, increase your daily doses of Vitamin A, Vitamin C, calcium, folic acid, protein, Vitamin B12, and zinc.
• Touch up your manicure on a daily basis to prevent chips and cracks.
• Your nails depend on you to maintain a healthy diet. Take in lots.

• Start with a base coat to strengthen and protect the nails.
• Store nail polish in the refrigerator to maintain a smooth consistency.
• Try not to store nail polish in a room that becomes cold. The nail polish bottles may break without warning, leaving you with a big mess.

• Increase the amount of calcium in your diet.
• Use products containing alcohol, especially perfumed lotions, sparingly. These items can make nails prone to breaking.
• Wear rubber gloves when you do chores that involve continual submersion in water or contact with harsh detergents or chemicals.

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