Nail Care: Peel An Orange
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Mar 9, 2012
Krystal C.
For the past few months my nails have been healing after a bad manicure experiment (which you'll soon learn about in an upcoming review). The damaged section of my nails have finally grown out, and my naturally strong nails are back. During this rehabilitation period, I stumbled across a neat little nail care tip that I and my BF are happy about using often to keep our nails strong and white and our cuticles hydrated and not peeling.
We eat a lot of oranges, and we recently realized that after peeling an orange and eating it with our hands, our nails are significantly whiter, stronger and our cuticles aren't as peely and dry. I tried looking up online what oranges or orange oils do for your nails, and I couldn't really find an exact description of its effect. All I know is that hand peeling oranges works wonders on our nails and we'll continue to keep oranges in our fruit bowl from now on!
Original blog post: http://www.beautybykrystal.com/2012/03/nail-care-peel-orange.html
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Mar 14, 2012
Anjum C.
I love oranges too! I always cut them, though, so maybe I'll try this... I think the white part of the orange is good for you anyway. Win-win!
Mar 15, 2012
Janna G.
Krystal that is brilliant! I am so trying this cause I'm also in the process of "healing" from peeling! lol!! thx hunny! xo
Mar 25, 2012
Tania A.
Vitamin C is very good for your skin and nails, and the process of peeling the oranges gets the zest and juice of the orange directly on your skin and nails, directly applying all of the orange's beneficial goodness to the area. It's kind of similar to using lemon juice on your nails to remove yellow staining and bring out the white of your natural tips.
Mar 26, 2012
Krystal C.
Thank you so much Tania, this information is very helpful! :)