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Healthy skin is your best accessory — it boosts confidence, protects your body, and reflects your inner well-being. Our Beauty & Skin Care collection brings together premium products and expert-recommended routines designed to hydrate, nourish, and protect every skin type.
What is Beauty & Skin Care?
Beauty & Skin Care refers to the range of products and practices that help you cleanse, treat, moisturize, and protect your skin. From daily essentials like cleansers and moisturizers to targeted serums and treatments — it’s everything your skin needs to look youthful, balanced, and glowing.
Whether you’re fighting dryness, dullness, oiliness, or signs of ageing, an effective skincare routine transforms your complexion and improves skin health over time.
Prevent infections
Dirty or cracked nails can harbour bacteria and fungi.
Avoid weak, brittle nails
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Regular care strengthens natural nails
Hydration Boost
This all-in-one treatment begins with thorough skin.
Maintain neat appearance
Groomed nails enhance your overall style.
Complete Guide to Healthy Beautiful Nails
Healthy, well-groomed nails are a sign of good hygiene and add confidence to your overall look. Whether you’re maintaining your natural nails or prepping them for polish and enhancements, proper nail care helps prevent damage, breakage, and infections
Essential Nail Care Routines
To keep nails healthy and beautiful, follow these essential steps
Clean & Hydrate
Wash hands frequently, dry thoroughly, and apply a nourishing cuticle oil or cream to keep nails and surrounding skin hydrated.
Trim & Shape
Regularly trim your nails to avoid snagging and breakage. File nails in one direction instead of back-and-forth to reduce splitting.
Protect Cuticles
Push cuticles back gently and avoid cutting cuticles too deeply — they act as a protective seal for new nail growth.
Frequently asked question
Trim every 1–2 weeks depending on your nail growth and lifestyle.
Yes — daily moisturizing strengthens nails and prevents dryness.
No — only gently push back; cutting can cause infection.
Cuticles should be gently pushed back, not cut. They act as a protective barrier against infection. Cutting them too deeply can lead to irritation and nail problems.