Salt baths: use sea salt
As mentioned earlier, salt is good for nails.An iodine-salt bath is good for their rapid growth. For a glass of water, you need three tablespoons of salt (ideally sea salt, without flavors and other chemicals) and one teaspoon of iodine. Keep your fingers in the bath for about 20 minutes. Iodine has a very good effect on nail growth. It is useful to even smear it on your nails at night. But the problem is that in the morning the nail plate will have a yellowish tint. If you are not going anywhere in the morning, then before going to bed, apply iodine to a cotton swab and smear it on each nail. In the morning, either paint your nails with varnish or do household chores. The iodine will wash off from numerous contacts with water.
Oil baths: olive oil is very useful
Works well on nails and oil.Heat some olive oil in a water bath and keep your fingers in it for at least 10 minutes, and ideally 30 minutes. If there is a lot of oil, then dip your hands completely into the bath - the skin of your hands will become velvety. You can add apple cider vinegar to the oil in a 1:1 ratio. Such a bath will also be very useful. After the oil bath, you should blot your hands with a napkin and wash them with soap.
Milk baths: milk, honey and lemon juice
If the oil bath doesn't seem very good to youpleasant, then you might like a milk-honey-lemon bath. Warm up half a glass of milk, add two tablespoons of honey and squeeze the juice of half a lemon. Mix all the ingredients until smooth. Dip your fingertips into the resulting mass for 20 minutes. Lemon juice has a very good effect. You can even just smear it on your nails. This is especially useful if the nail plate has acquired a yellowish tint due to long-term use of not the highest quality varnishes. Lemon will remove the yellowness and return a healthy shine.
Pepper baths: red pepper accelerates the growth of nails
A bath using red pepper is good.You will need a teaspoon of hand cream, half a teaspoon of water and the same amount of red pepper. Mix everything in a bowl and melt in a water bath. Keep your fingertips in the bath for no more than 20 minutes. The bath is very effective, nails really do grow like yeast, but you can do this mask no more than once a week.
Yeast baths: an option for gourmets
Since we mentioned yeast, we can't leave it inside of the bath and from this product. But it is worth mentioning that it is for gourmets. To prepare it, you will need, in addition to yeast, rowan berries and sour cream. Grind half a glass of rowan berries (you can scroll through a meat grinder), add two tablespoons of sour cream, one - yeast, pour a glass of water and mix thoroughly. The useful mass is ready. Keep your hands in it for at least 20 minutes. To achieve a good result, try to do such procedures every day. You can do the same bath, or you can alternate. Ideally, baths should be done for a month, then a couple of times a week will be enough (or from pepper once a week). Be prepared for the fact that during this month you will not have to paint your nails, since doing baths on painted nails is pointless. In order for your nails to grow well and be healthy, do not forget to apply moisturizing cream to your hands and treat the cuticles with special oil. When you have free time, rub special wax into the nail plate. It makes the nails smooth and strong. Nail wax is sold in pharmacies in small jars. Choose the varnish carefully. It is better to buy it in a pharmacy, fortunately, now there are strengthening varnishes of all colors of the rainbow. If you prefer certain brands, it is good if the varnish contains vitamins. Avoid varnishes that contain toluene and formaldehyde, otherwise all your efforts to grow nails will be in vain.
