Our hands are one of the first areas to show the signs of ageing and they work hard for us too! This treatment will not only ensure your nails look good it will make your hands look amazing too. Age spots, fine lines and wrinkles, dry and dehydrated skin; microdermabrasion will fight the signs of ageing and improve the absorption of hand creams whilst keeping moisture locked in.
Read on to learn what a microdermabrasion manicure can do for your hands!
From rough to smooth
Rough hands are never a good look, but it’s one that most of us end up with from time to time no matter how much hand cream we apply. A microdermabrasion manicure will remove dead skin and deeply exfoliate the skin so that it looks soft and smooth. Dead skin absorbs light too, so microdermabrasion will also help to give your hands a healthy glow instead of looking dull and rough.
Don’t give your age away
It doesn’t matter how much love and attention we give the skin on our faces; if we have wrinkly, lined hands, we’re still showing our age. And if you tend to neglect your hands, you might find that they look a lot older than they should A microdermabrasion manicure helps to reduce wrinkles and lines on the hands, by stimulating collagen production to help smooth and plump the skin.
Make the most of your hand cream
Dead skin absorbs skincare products, which means that the living skin below can’t get the benefits of the product you’re using. That expensive hand cream is wasted on dead skin, and it means that the skin below won’t get any of the benefits, leading to dry, dehydrated skin, no matter how regularly you apply it. Microdermabrasion increases product absorption, meaning that your hand cream will become even more effective at protecting, hydrating and nourishing your skin.
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Our top tips to keep those hands looking beautiful
- Always wear gloves to wash up, that washing-up liquid is awful to skin.
- Use a cuticle oil/cream to help keep nails in good condition
- Avoid using your nails to open things!
- Moisturise regularly
