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Sara Hallajian, a Los Angeles-based trichologist, said there are four different types of split ends. A basic split is a “Y-shaped split where the cuticle has begun to separate,” she said. A feather ...

2. Don't Pull Hangnails A hangnail develops when the skin tears near the cuticle and nail. It's a common condition that's more likely to occur when the skin on your hands becomes irritated and dry.

Cuticle cutting Research about the safety of cutting cuticles is mixed. Greaves says: "When we do manicures, we do cut but not too much as we still need a little bit of it to protect the nail.

Step 9: Add cuticle oil Cuticle oil should always come last in your at-home manicure routine when the slickness of the oil can no longer mess with how well your polish attaches to your nail.

2. Rub a little cuticle oil into the skin around each nail. We love Cuccio’s Revitalizing Cuticle Oil, which has safflower oil and vitamin E to hydrate dry cuticles without a greasy finish. 3.

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