An expert explains why keeping your nails short is likely the best way to keep bacteria at bay Kaitlyn is a former Assistant Style & Beauty Editor at PEOPLE. Now that social distancing and ...

Talk about getting down and dirty. The start of the new year means more people are heading to the gym and picking up weights ...

Frequent hand-washing is the first line of defense to protect yourself against germs and bacteria, as doctors and medical professionals have advised to avoid coronavirus infection. But how do our ...

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So you've decided to paint your nails. You're kind of a pro, so you moisturize, swab your nails with alcohol, push back your cuticles and get to work. Base coat. Two coats of color. Top coat. Wait for ...

Be honest, how many random utensils have you used in your lifetime to get annoying dirt and grime out from under your nails? After realizing it was a really bad idea to use scissors (true story, what ...

Ingrown nails and injuries can be commonplace and can be irritating to deal with. Here are practical health hacks to clip ...

While we can admit that long nails are very cute, they tend to harbour all sorts of bacteria and dirt easily. This can cause infections and you definitely wouldn't want to deal with that. We know that ...

If you spent your hard earned dollars on one of the best quartz bangers, you’ll want to keep it as fresh as can be. Most people think the Q-tip technique is good enough. However, there’s usually a ...