WAH Nails in London is the go-to spot for unconventional manicures. Also, fact: The World Cup is going on. If you're like us, and your jersey can't take one more beer being spilled on it, we suggest heading to WAH Nails to let you show off your loyalty in a way that's a bit more soccer chic. If you're a Londoner, stop by the WAH Nails Topshop on Oxford Street with your proof of birthplace (a passport will do!) to receive a £30 set in your home country's flag (or a £3 surcharge to mix-'n'-match). If you're rooting for China, you're in luck! The nailshop is holding a Chinese-themed World Cup part on June 24 with Nike for the Japan vs. Denmark match. Arrive early and you'll get a free Kawaii-style 3-D manicure in support of the China team!
Taking Care Of Your Nails
Since having nail art is not that cheap, you would want to make it last for a long time. Thus, you need to take good care of your nails.
The first thing you have to remember when you have nail art is that you should not handle any type of bleach or strong chemicals. If you must, make sure you wear gloves. If you do not have someone to wash the clothes for you, it would be best not to wear shirts and dresses made from fragile materials that need hand washing. Hand washing and too much detergent could easily break your nails or fade the polish.
You should also give your nails a few days or weeks of rest after each nail art or detailing, particularly if you require the use of acrylic, gels, or piercing equipment. Many people tend to develop nail fungus because of this. If you already have nail fungus, be sure to wait for it to heal completely before doing any nail art so that you will prevent the spread of the disease and further deterioration of your nails. For fast elimination of nail fungus, you can rely on Somasin.