Friday, April 17, 2015

How to Fix a Broken Nail at Home

How to Fix a Broken Nail at Home:



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If you've got relatively long nails, like I do, you've inevitably been there: A random bump or bend or pinch, and suddenly — NOOOO!!! — your once-glorious talon has suffered a break.

Sometimes, it's a clean break that chops the tip of your nail right off. But often, it's more of a crack — just taunting you with the fact that yes, your nail is still technically there... but not for long!!! MWAHAHAHAHA. (Those split nails are nothing short of demonic.)

So I was a little elated to find this tutorial on YouTube, by Julia Graf, showing a ridiculously easy way to fix a broken nail, no professional manicure needed. The entire process takes just a few minutes, using a couple of materials you probably already have at home. And wait 'til you hear what it involves: Drugstore nail glue, some scissors, and... a TEA BAG! Brilliant.

Now, you have absolutely no excuse to walk around with uneven nails. Watch the tutorial above.

Homepage photo: Imaxtree

Posted by Nelio Inacio at 11:00 AM

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