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Women are constantly being told to drink more water — for a more youthful complexion, to aid in weight loss, to flush out toxins, or simply to maintain overall health. But is there a scientific basis for this push to drink up? NAILS tackles the topic of hydration to come up with some common sense recommendations.

After making lifestyle changes and losing 40 pounds, this energetic nail tech felt so great that she decided to become a health coach to help others learn how to turn their lives around.

When faced with a warning from her doctor, Jeanette McGrew decided to face her fears and take charge of her own destiny. By focusing her mental outlook, she was able to attain a physical fitness level she never believed possible.

Healthy nail tech Lisa DeLegge has always looked good, but she wasn’t always healthy. Despite being slim, she felt weak and out of shape. Find out what she did to change all that.

On January 1 of this year, nail techs everywhere took on the NAILS’ 10k-a-Day walking challenge. Here’s a roundup of some of our participants’ results and how the challenge jumpstarted their new healthy lifestyles.

The symptoms of autoimmune diseases — like lupus, multiple sclerosis, and fibromyalgia — are often chronic but invisible, adding feelings of isolation to an already frustrating condition. We wanted techs who suffer to know they aren’t alone — and they may have some control over their comfort.

It’s easy to get so caught up in your work that you forget to take care of yourself, but healthy habits are an investment in your future. Post this list near your work station to remind yourself to practice self care.

Meet healthy nail tech Erika Gravato. Despite an Achilles injury that left her in pain for many months, Gravato has managed to find a fitness plan that works for her. Find out how she maintains her healthy lifestyle.

Nail tech and instructor Jeri Mallow shares tips to avoid burnout and promote a healthy attitude.

Meet our first healthy nail tech of 2016, Jill Clark. Over the past two years, Clark has cleaned up her diet, started exercising, and shed more than 100 pounds. Read on to find out her heart-smart strategies and to be inspired to begin your own healthy lifestyle.

The fan pulls nail dust/odor down through the filter, leaving nothing but clean, odor-and-chemical-free air at the source.

Wearing a mask at your workstation offers protection, but it could make some clients uneasy. Let them know the motivation behind the mask to alleviate any concerns.

Extra pounds got you down? Jump start the new year and become a healthy nail tech with our fitness formula for 2016.

Just in time for your healthy New Year’s resolutions, we’ve compiled a list of some of our favorite tools and products to help you stay healthy, fit, and fabulous on the job.

As the leading cause of death in the United States, heart disease is something we should all be concerned about. Because nail technology is a relatively sedentary job, it’s important to learn the risk factors and make sure you’re taking proper preventive measures to protect your heart health.

Osteoarthritis is often referred to as a “wear-and-tear” disease, and because of the repetitive nature of their work, nail techs are at risk to develop this form of arthritis. Spot the symptoms and learn ways to prevent and treat this painful condition.

The Skin, Hair, and Nail Oil from Dermae is an all-in-one body treatment that can be used from head to toe to help restore a natural glow.