Cut a small piece of a teabag to fit over the break. Apply a base coat to the nail and place the teabag piece over the break while it's still wet. Press down gently to ensure it adheres to the nail, then apply another layer of base coat.
Cut a small piece of tissue paper or a coffee filter to cover the break. Apply a thin layer of nail glue to the tear and place the paper over it. Smooth out any wrinkles and allow it to dry completely. Finish with a layer of clear nail polish.
Cut a piece of nail wrap or silk wrap to fit over the break. Apply a thin layer of nail glue to the tear and place the wrap over it. Press down gently to ensure it adheres to the nail, then trim any excess.
If you're familiar with gel or acrylic nails, you can use these products to create a protective layer over the break. Apply the gel or acrylic according to the product instructions, making sure to smooth out any bumps
Use a nail hardener specifically designed to strengthen and repair nails. Apply the hardener to the affected nail according to the product instructions, making sure to cover the entire nail surface. Repeat this process every few days
To prevent further damage and promote nail health, avoid using harsh chemicals such as acetone-based nail polish removers and household cleaning products. Wear gloves when doing chores or with chemicals to protect nails from damage.