Cuticle Pusher and Knife (S. S.) II

1. Soften the Cuticles:

• Apply Cuticle Softener: Before using the tool, apply cuticle oil to the base of each nail. This makes it easier to push back the cuticles and reduces the risk of damage or discomfort.
• Soak in Warm Water: For extra softening, soak your fingers in warm, soapy water for 5-10 minutes. This will loosen the skin around the nails and soften the cuticles.

2. Dry Your Hands:

• After soaking, pat your nails dry with a towel. Ensure they are completely dry to avoid slipping with the tool.

3. Use the Cuticle Pusher:

• Gently Push Back the Cuticles: Use the flat, rounded side of the cuticle pusher to gently push the cuticles back. Hold the tool at a slight angle and carefully work around the base of each nail. Avoid applying too much pressure, as this can damage the nail or skin.

4. Use the Cuticle Knife:

• Remove Dead Skin and Excess Cuticle Material: The sharp, angled knife side of the tool is used to carefully scrape off dead skin and excess cuticle that may have built up around the nails.

5. Clean the Nail:

• Use a cotton pad or tissue to wipe away any debris or cuticle material that was removed during the process.

6. Moisturise (Optional):

• After pushing back and cleaning your cuticles, apply cuticle oil or hand cream to moisturize and nourish the nail area. Massage the oil into your cuticles to promote healthy growth.

1. After each use, clean the tool with warm, soapy water and dry it thoroughly to maintain hygiene.
   
2. Store the tool in a dry and clean place to prevent moisture buildup and maintain their quality.
   
3. Avoid dropping or mishandling the tool to prevent damage to the blades and maintain effectiveness.