Every girl wants her hands to be beautiful and well-groomed. The main secret of a good manicure is, of course, he althy nails. Unfortunately, our hands are subjected to many tests every day: ecology, stress, poor nutrition. First of all, it is the nails that suffer from this. They exfoliate, begin to break, lose their luster and beauty. How to help them? Of course, if the problem is wider, then the whole body needs to be treated. Specifically, the Japanese manicure will save the nails. "What it is?" you ask in bewilderment. We will try to answer this question.
Japanese manicure - what is it?
This procedure is completely different from the standard manicure. Because it is based not on nail decoration, but on their quality treatment.
Japanese manicure refers to comprehensive care for damaged, soft nails. Its main feature is the use of only natural ingredients in the work. The Japanese believe that any cosmetic procedure should be as natural as possible, including nail care. Therefore, Japanese manicure toolsare made of wood, suede, ceramics, genuine leather and beeswax. And thanks to the preliminary diagnosis, each client is given an individual treatment.
A Brief History of Japanese Manicure
Japanese manicure is more than four hundred years old, but it gained world fame only half a century ago, when the Tokyo-based company P. Shine entered the American market. This unique technique reached our country only in 2009. There are several types of this manicure, depending on the brand of cosmetics. The most famous Japanese manicures are masura and p.shine. Japanese manicure is already popular in more than twenty countries and is not going to stop there.
Why is it worth trying?
First of all, Japanese eco manicure is recommended to all those who have:
- nails break regularly;
- their general appearance has deteriorated;
- nails become dry;
- nail plate exfoliates heavily;
- growth problems occur.
Thanks to natural medicinal components, it is equally suitable for both adults and children. It is also harmless to pregnant and lactating women, which is important. The effect of this procedure is visible immediately, and after 4-5 sessions even the most problematic nails are restored.
Pros of doing a Japanese manicure
- alignment of the nail plate;
- he althy and natural pink glitter;
- decision of those who have long tormentednail problems;
- stress resistance of nails and skin in relation to harmful environmental factors.
Cons of Japanese manicure
Probably the only downside to this wellness treatment is the cost. Japanese manicure is much more expensive than the traditional one, so not everyone can afford full nail care. Its average price is about 2 thousand per session.
Stages of Japanese manicure
The procedure takes about an hour and a half and includes the following:
1. Nail diagnostics is carried out according to a special table, which is compiled individually for each client.
2. Disinfection. The skin of the hands must be cleansed, after which a bath of natural oils and vitamins is made. After that, a nourishing cream is applied to the hands, degreasing the nail plate.
3. Hydration. With the help of a special serum, nails are moisturized and receive the necessary vitamins.
4. Strengthening nails. A paste enriched with minerals and calcium is applied. The pearl crumb contained in it aligns the nail plate. The paste fills all the cracks on the nail, as if cementing it.
5. Treatment of nails and cuticles. For this, ceramic files, orange sticks, polishing from natural calfskin are used. The cuticle is removed with products that include minerals, vanilla oils, seaweed, lotus seeds.
Japanese manicure at home
To try this procedure at home, you need to buy a set for Japanese manicure. This pleasure, unfortunately, is not cheap. But is it possible to save on he alth? Moreover, one visit to the salon will cost at least 1,500 rubles, while a set for 3,000-7,000 rubles will be enough for as many as 150-200 procedures!
Which Japanese manicure set to choose?
Masura and p.shine sets are the most popular. A Japanese manicure made at home will be no worse than a salon one if you buy any of them. Which one is a matter of taste and, probably, price, because they are similar. Let's see what's inside?
Japanese manicure masura
The standard masura manicure set includes:
- mineral paste Ni;
- Hon polishing powder with beeswax;
- Hichin Calfskin Polishing Block;
- two sticks of Tachibana.
Additionally, the kit may contain oil, a protective coating, as well as a cuticle softener.
P.shine
The procedure uses products produced by the P. Shine company, which gave the world a Japanese manicure. What is p.shine or permanent shine? This is how the brand name is deciphered. Translated from English, it means "permanent radiance."
The standard set for permanent polishing is equipped with the following materials and tools:
- nourishing nail paste;
- powder for the formation of gloss on the nail;
- two suede nail files;
- three gloss remover pads;
- diamond nail file;
- suede napkin.
How to do a Japanese manicure at home?
- First, keep your hands in a softening bath for 10 minutes;
- do peeling with a scrub;
- apply moisturizer;
- soften cuticles with special paste;
- we process nails with a polishing block made of suede or natural calfskin;
- make a hand massage with essential oils.
Japanese manicure will restore your lost strength and shine to your nails. It is recommended to do it every couple of weeks. You can also paint your nails with regular polish because the coating is resistant to chemical irritants.
Note that not only weakened nails require care, as a preventive measure, Japanese manicure is also perfect for he althy ones. In addition, a massage with essential oils will plunge you into the world of pleasure and give you many pleasant moments.
Japanese manicure: before and after photos
Are you still wondering if you should get a Japanese manicure? The photo clearly demonstrates how the nail changes after this magical procedure.
Conclusion
Many people have heard about the “Japanese manicure” procedure. What it is - not everyone knows. In this article, we told you what kind of care it is. The main advantage of the Japanese manicure is that, unlike the usual one, it does not create the appearance of he althy, well-groomed nails. He heals them from within.
Japanese manicure is easy to perform,so you can make it at home. It is suitable for absolutely everyone, regardless of age, because it is based on only natural ingredients and materials. After several sessions, you will not recognize your weakened, "dead" nails. They will shine with he alth, beauty and strength.
Hands are the visiting card of any girl. Do not forget that nails also require careful care, because this is the first thing that catches your eye when you meet. Treat your claws - they deserve it!
