Unedged manicure (45 photos)

How often do you get yourself a manicure? Once a week or every two weeks. And imagine that for some it is a very unpleasant procedure. Especially for those who are afraid of pain. After all, at first, when processing the cuticle, it hurts everyone. Many people get used to it, but not all. For such girls, with a low pain threshold, there is such a type of manicure as unedged manicure.

Content:

1 What is unedged manicure?
2 Unedged manicure tools
- 2.1 Means for unedged manicure
3 Technique for performing unedged manicure

What is unedged manicure?

With the technique of performing unedged manicure, only special means for removing cuticles are used and scissors or nippers are not used at all. This saves not only from discomfort, pain, bleeding, but also from the appearance of burrs. The procedure is absolutely painless.

Unedged manicure is also called European manicure.

Unedged manicure tools

From tools for a trim manicure you will need:

metal pusher or silicone (rubber)
various nail files, buffs
orange sticks
cuticle removers
finishing oils (waxes)

Means for unedged manicure

Now on the market there are a huge number of tools for quick cuticle removal. They are all ideal for unedged manicure.

The funds are presented in a very different price range from super budget to luxury.

Technique for performing unedged manicure

A non-benign manicure is very easy and does not require the skills of a super manicurist. You already know what tools and means to use, so let's move on to using them.

First, clean your nails from old varnish.

Next, you need to give the nails the desired shape. To do this, use only a nail file and wire cutters. Refrain from scissors. Since micro cracks appear from them, which lead to layering of the nails.

Now you can make a bath for your fingers and nails. The bath can be done both with ready-made mixtures, and independently. For example, add sea salt, iodine, and a few drops of your favorite essential oil. The effect will be amazing!

Apply a softening gel to the cuticle area. Follow the instructions on the package. As a rule, the product needs to be left on for a while.

Next, use a cotton pad or a lint-free cloth to remove the residues of the product. Use a stick or pusher to gently push the rest of the cuticle towards the root of the nail.