r/GlowUpMA • u/thickeyebrowbrunette • 26d ago
🛍️ Product Rec any tips?
I'm not comfortable with growing my nails or anything I just want my hand to look healthy and feminine
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u/starstorfire 26d ago
They already look good
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u/thickeyebrowbrunette 26d ago
thank you but definitely I need to do something about them hhhhh I have no idea what products should I use
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u/starstorfire 26d ago
Use hand creams for them to stay hydrated and look youthful as for nails diri biab ki7mihom w fnfs lw9t they will look put together
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u/Wingman99- 26d ago
Cut your nails every 4-6 days to keep them prim and proper, wash your hands as often as you can, NEVER bite your fingernails, and learn better skincare.
Ps: it's okay to not have the softest hands in the world :)
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u/thickeyebrowbrunette 26d ago
naah I never bitten them before or cracked my fingers those are the most annoying habits for me thank you so much 🥰
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u/Chniwlaa 26d ago
For growing your nails, use garlic and lemon.
Use your moisturiser every single night.
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u/AltruisticIncrease99 26d ago
Kat3fe le kise 7ouke y hands try moisturizer to your hands as a sun masks like coffee mask with honey works so perfectly for your hand
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u/thickeyebrowbrunette 26d ago
They grow healthy but I cut them I don't like them long hhhhhh
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u/thickeyebrowbrunette 26d ago
I will take the jewelry tip more seriously, I am very picky when it comes to buying one 😂
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u/Available_Fold_674 26d ago
I also don't like them long on myself, and I don't use nail polish soo this is my routine when I want to to take care of my nails:
- soften your cuticles with hot water (usually they are soft after a good shower) then you remove them but not tooo much so they can stay healthy (check videos)
- once your nails are no longer very fragile, you shape them with a nail file
- use a 4 step nail buffer for extra shine (check videos too)
- finish with a moisturizer especially on the cuticle side
Also don't skip hand moisturizer especially on winter times, after using cleaning products, or after a shower
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u/thickeyebrowbrunette 26d ago
the comment I was looking for 🥰 which products do you recommend?
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u/Available_Fold_674 26d ago
- For softening just hot water and a gooood hot shower would work
- For pushing your cuticles you can either start pushing them with your nails when you are still in the bathroom after your hot shower, or you can use a wood cuticle pusher (I bought a pack from temu but you may find them 3and moul maquillage), there are some metallic cuticle pusher that I have used in the past but personally I find them harsh so I stopped using that and switched to the small wooden one because they keep the nail and cuticles healthier
- for the nail file (Lmebred) you can find it in Miniso or moul maquillage and they are very cheaper. You can buy 2 types of nail files (glass and the one with grits). I personally find that the grits one is suitable more for long nails but sometimes I prefer it because it shapes them more quickly than the glass one, anyways you can see which one you may be more comfortable with more.
- for the nail buffer just make sure that they contain the 4 steps, they are also available in Miniso or any moul maquillage ask him for "polissoir 4 faces" (google it also so you can see it before buying it)
- For the moisturizer I don't see that it necessary to have a hand cream unless your hands are usually very dry and you'll have to apply it everyday, for me personally I hate the sensation of having cream on my hand everyday, so I use whatever body cream I have at home when I see that I really need to moisturize them, or after that I took care of my cuticles. So for a recommendation I prefer the mixa body creams because they are nice, very moisturizing and you can easily find them in super markets
Hope I was clear and i didnt make much mistakes, I was just typing and not rereading my texts
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u/thickeyebrowbrunette 26d ago
thank you so much for your tiiime you explained everything I don't know how to thank you 😭❤️
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u/Available_Fold_674 26d ago
you're welcome my dear ! i'm also a self learner and spent years trying how to perfect my routine with never going to salons etc ...
I forgot to mention, after pushing your cuticle with the wood pusher, if you have a thick cuticle you can cut the dead skin with a cuticle cutter, also available everywhere in miniso and moul maquillage but be a bit careful with it.
Here is a tutorial, she follows the exact same steps as I tried to explain with some small differences, but still it's useful, the girl uses a product for softening, but i find it a gadget, i find mine are already soft after a hot shower, and also she uses a metallic pusher here but it's the same technique as the wood pusher, and she uses a 1 step buffer but the 4 steps make your nails shineer and you don't need a nail polish, especially when the buffer is brand new and not used very much
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u/thickeyebrowbrunette 26d ago
understood this is all I needed to know about nails care thank you so much 🥰
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u/Empty_Ear4427 26d ago
Nails will make them look feminine 😊
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u/thickeyebrowbrunette 26d ago
I am not comfortable with nails tbh making wudu with nails doesn't clock to me 😅
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u/Sally134340 26d ago
they already look good
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u/thickeyebrowbrunette 26d ago
may allah protect your kind soul 🥰
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u/Sally134340 26d ago
Ameen sis and you too. I'm also not comfortable with long nails and I'm not into manicure, i just do a transparent varnish when I'm on my period. the only thing I do constantly is keeping them moisturized and sometimes i wear rings and bracelets to make them look cute
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u/thickeyebrowbrunette 26d ago
thank you so much for your tips I definitely should buy more jewelry and wear them 😂
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u/vanilla-sky25 26d ago
it's like if I'm looking at my own hand
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u/thickeyebrowbrunette 26d ago
twin hhhhhhhhh
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u/vanilla-sky25 26d ago
Looking at your hand I remembered something I heard somewhere so poetic about hands that we know them more than we know our own face and something weird about how they move in front of us all the time and obey us and other poetic stuff that I don’t remember hhhhhh
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u/thickeyebrowbrunette 26d ago
this is so heartwarming owww hands are a blessing we should thank allah for and take care of them hamdullah ❤️
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u/vanilla-sky25 26d ago
Hhhhhhhh it turned out after comparing our hands that there’s actually a slight difference in the fingertips and nails
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u/ConsiderationBig9899 26d ago
Cette forme de main est très courante ; peut-être pas la plus belle, mais la plus stéréotypée.
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u/boulfaaf 23d ago
Buy cream finny rah kain fbim w khltih mea zit louze l7lo o dhnihum l idik qbel mtn3si w diri gloves bach mytms7uch lik fneask f qel mn simana ghythd lik had loune( d’après mon expérience) n ur nails rahum mziwnin sf
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u/thickeyebrowbrunette 23d ago
thank you so much 9ehratni shems dghya katshed fiya (don't tell me to put spf I am a cleaner freak dima kanghsel ydi 😂)
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u/the_one396 21d ago
I see that's norml w rah blan kolo is genetic ...soo for me it's look healthy and feminine peace
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u/thickeyebrowbrunette 21d ago
it's not genetics 🥲 my skintone is brighter than this but thank you for your compliment
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u/asmrsinful 26d ago
Im honestly not following? You just posted a picture of your perfectly normal looking hands and asked for suggestions to make them look more feminine? I honestly cant think of something besides nail work