Every lady want a beautiful whiteing nails. But so many dark colour of nail polish makes your nails yellow that can be looking so bad.
The best way to prevent this from happening is to always use a clear base coat before applying your favorite shade of nail polish.
Other causes of nail discoloration can be a fungal infection, chronic liver disease, excessive smoking and poor lifestyle habits.
Yellow nails can be caused by an internal disorder that may require medical care.
Causes of yellow nails?
Using an acetone nail polish remover is also a known culprit in exacerbating the yellow tint. "I never recommend using straight acetone on a nail, ever. "There's no reason to." Always reach for a non-acetone nail polish remover when taking off your color.
If you’re a smoker, chances are your nails are yellowed from nicotine staining. Yet another good reason to give up the habit!
Another common cause of yellow nails is a fungal infection. Fungus-infected nails can turn all sorts of colors and may also cause other nail issues such as flaking, peeling, and an unpleasant odor. Again, see your doc if you think your nails may be yellow due to a fungal infection. Though there are over-the-counter treatments available, prescription remedies tend to be more effective.
There are some home remedy to remove yellowness from your nails and get whitning nails.
The bleaching and exfoliating properties of baking soda can help remove stains from the nails.
Mix two and one-half tablespoons of baking soda and one tablespoon of 3 percent hydrogen peroxide in a small bowl. Use cotton swabs to apply the mixture on the stained nails. Leave it on for three to four minutes and then rinse with lukewarm water. Repeat this process every six to eight weeks.
Whitening Thoothpaste
Toothpaste that helps to make your teeth whiter can also be used to remove yellow stains from nails. For mild stains, you can use toothpaste that contains any whitening ingredient including hydrogen peroxide.
Apply a small coat of whitening toothpaste on your nails. Leave it on for five to 10 minutes.
Using a nail brush, scrub your nails gently.
Wash the toothpaste off with cotton balls soaked in lukewarm water.
Repeat the process two or three times per week for a month.
Orange peal:
The high amount of vitamin C present in orange peel will help remove yellow stains from your nails.
Rub your nails with fresh orange peel two or three times daily. Within a few weeks, you will see effective results.
Mix two tablespoons of dried orange peel powder and a little water to make a thick paste. Apply the paste on your nails and leave it on for 10 minutes. Use a soft toothbrush to remove the paste from your nails and then wash them with lukewarm water.
Follow this remedy twice daily for one to two weeks.
Hydrogen peroxide
Hydrogen peroxide has whitening properties that work wonders on yellow stained nails. Be sure to use a solution that is only 3 percent hydrogen peroxide.
Pour three to four tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide into one-half cup of water and mix them well. Soak your nails in the solution for two minutes. Using a soft toothbrush, gently scrub your nails. Then wash with normal water.
Do this once a week for several months.
Tea tree oil
If your nails are yellowing due to some kind of fungus-related infection, tea tree oil is the best home remedy to try. Tea tree oil is a natural fungicide and has antiseptic as well as antimicrobial properties that will help fight infection and restore the natural color of your nails.
Apply pure tea tree oil to your nail beds using an eye dropper. Leave it on for a few minutes, and then rinse it off with lukewarm water. Do this twice daily for several months until you notice improvement.
Mix equal amounts of tea tree oil and olive oil. Apply the solution to your nails using cotton balls. Do this twice daily for several months.
These remedy are very use full use it and then see the result.
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