How to Care for a French Manicure

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Part of the video series: How to Do French Manicures

Summary: Learn how to care for a French manicure with expert nail care tips in this free beauty video clip.

Views: 9,212 | Tags: care, instructional, french, learn, manicure, after, aftercare, manicures, diy french manicure, home french manicure


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Lillian Garcia Lillian Garcia is the owner of Salon de Scottsdale in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She has been a hair artist and beauty consultant since 1974. read more

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How to Care for a French Manicure

Hi, I’m Lillian with Salon de Scottsdale and on behalf of expertvillage.com I’m going to talk to you about the after care of your home French manicure. Depending on your lifestyle, how active you are, typically a manicure should last anywhere from a week to two weeks before having to redo it again. Just a helpful hint that I wanted to show you is there is a top coat that you could purchase at your local drug store or discount store and its called a No Chip Top Coat. What I typically do is apply the top coat about three days after doing my French manicure and it helps not to chip the tip of the white part of your nail. It really, really is helpful and its probably worth buying, it doesn’t run more than $5 and so I apply it about three days after doing my manicure and if it looks like my manicure is still looking fresh and good, three days later I’ll apply it again and then three days later again. Which makes my manicure last about 10 days to two weeks and you apply it just like you do the regular top coat. Make sure that you apply the tip of it so that it won’t chip. Other then that depending on how active your lifestyle is, if you have your hands in water a lot or if you’re just a homemaker that’s always, always in detergent your manicure might not last as long. So that’s a completed procedure on a home French manicure.

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