Aqua Mineral Professional Nail Kit

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I love nail arts or anything that pertains about nails. As a woman, it adds beauty and glamour when you have a clean and colorful nails. When I heard about Aqua Mineral Professional Nail Kit, I am so excited to try this.
 
Aqua Mineral From the Dead Sea is known in providing beauty products and good thing is, it is came from Israel. Aqua Mineral is a complete beauty skincare line created to help slow down your skin's aging process and maximize its wellbeing. Based on wonderworking Dead Sea minerals, Aqua Mineral skincare products far outperform traditional skincare solutions. Dead Sea salts and minerals, found at the lowest point on earth, are famous for their remarkable health and beauty benefits.
 
The kit contains: Nail File, Nail Buffer, Cuticle Oil, Velvet Touch Hand & Body Lotion. It is very easy to use and the instruction is also indicated at the back of the box.
 
 
Nail Buffer
 
Cuticle Oil
 
Nail File
 
Velvet Touch Hand & Body Lotion

Begin your professional manicure by removing all nail varnish, then wash and dry your hands and nails thoroughly. Use the long Nail File to shape the edge of your nails. Now, use the rectangular Nail Buffer to beautify each nail:

Step 1: *Blue side - buff the nail for 5-10 seconds, once a month, to remove surface ripples, ridges and stains.

Step 2: Grey Side - buff the nail for 5-10 seconds, once a month, to smooth the nail surface and stimulate growth.

Step 3: White Side - continue buffing for another 5-10 seconds to give your nail a wonderfully shiny look. Use every 2 weeks or as needed.


To prevent splitting and dehydration, apply a drop of the Cuticle Oil, around the skin of each nail and massage until absorbed. Follow your manicure by applying the Velvet Touch Hand & Body Lotion. Your nails and cuticles will now have a wonderfully healthy and professional look.

I, myself,  tested that this product is excellent. I save money and time instead of weekly schedule in a Nail Salon.



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