Achieving a professional manicure at home offers convenience and promotes self-care in today's fast-paced world. Whether aiming for a classic French tip, trendy nail art, or neat nails, mastering home manicures with essential tools and practice is rewarding and cost-effective. It allows for salon-worthy results reflecting personal style and creativity. Beyond aesthetics, at-home manicures can be a therapeutic ritual, offering relaxation and pampering in a familiar environment. Each step, from cuticle care to applying the perfect top coat, enhances nail care and elevates the self-care routine.

Here are 4 benefits of manicure - 

1. Cleanse Your Nails: Hand washing isn't enough to get rid of all the debris that hides under your nails. Frequent manicures help to avoid infections by keeping debris, bacteria, and dirt at bay.
2. Nourishes Cuticles: Your nail's cuticles, which are made of dead skin, serve as a barrier against germs. Regular manicures maintain healthy, supple cuticles.
3. Enhances Blood Circulation: A 20-minute massage increases blood flow and enhances the mobility of the fingers and wrists.
4. Softens Hands: For up to two weeks, the creamy massage, scrubbing, and exfoliating leave your hands feeling clean and smooth.

Manicure At Home

9 things you will need to manicure at home:

1.  Lemon juice
2. Nail filer
3. Body wash
4. Sugar
5. Nail cutter
6. Olive oil
7. Your favourite nail paints
8. A deep dish
9. Honey

5 Steps For Manicure At Home

• First, wash your hands properly and use a cotton ball and a good nail polish remover to remove any old polish. After cutting your nails straight across, shape the corners to suit your needs. 
• To get a smooth finish, file away any sharp edges by swiping the filer in the same direction along the nail's edges. The nails can be torn by moving the filer back and forth in different directions.
• To make your hands softer, pour hot water into a dish. Add the juice of one lemon and two tablespoons of honey. Soak your hands in this mixture for five minutes. Then, gently push back your cuticles using the back of your nail file. Finally, apply a small amount of olive oil to keep them soft and hydrated. This simple routine will leave your hands feeling smooth and pampered.
• For a quick scrub, combine 1 tsp lemon juice, 1/2 tsp olive oil, and 2 tsp sugar in a bowl. For two minutes, scrub your hands to allow the sugar to melt and exfoliate. Moisture is sealed with olive oil. After rinsing in warm water, pat dry. To improve skin tone and circulation, scrub in circles.
• Applying nail paint is the last step in treating your lovely hands. Consider attempting a modern, minimalistic nail art look as they are easy to do and look gorgeous.