The "Cool Teacher" Edit: Durable, Budget-Friendly Nails for the Classroom

Introduction
You point at the whiteboard, you grade papers, and you tie shoelaces. As a teacher, your hands are always the center of attention.
But between the constant hand sanitizer, the dry chalk dust, and the budget constraints, maintaining a salon manicure feels impossible.
At TsukiNails, we love our educators. We know you need nails that are tough enough for recess but cute enough for the staff meeting. Here is your classroom survival guide.

1. The "Whiteboard Proof" Finish
Teachers battle stains daily: dry erase markers, ink, and paint.

• The Problem: Matte nails can absorb ink stains like a sponge.

• The Fix: Stick to High Gloss or Chrome finishes.

• Why: The smooth, non-porous surface allows you to wipe off marker stains with a simple alcohol pad. Your manicure stays looking fresh, even after a messy art project.

2. Length: The "Zipper" Test
If you teach Kindergarten or Elementary:

• The Rule: Keep it Short.

• Why: You need to be able to help open juice boxes, zip up jackets, and handle craft supplies. Long nails get in the way.

• Best Shape: Short Round. It’s soft, approachable, and safe for working with kids.