The Nurse's Guide: How to Have Beautiful Nails Even With Strict Hospital Rules

Introduction
You save lives, work 12-hour shifts, and wash your hands 100 times a day.
For nurses and healthcare workers, the "Bare Below the Elbow" rule usually means one thing: No Nails Allowed.
Chipped polish harbors bacteria, and acrylics are a hygiene hazard. So, most nurses resign themselves to bare, short nails forever.
But at TsukiNails, we believe you deserve to feel glam on your days off. Here is the secret to balancing scrubs and style.

1. The "12-Hour" Manicure (Adhesive Tabs)
The solution isn't glue; it's Tabs.

• The Routine: You finish your last shift on Friday morning. By Friday night, you apply a set of TsukiNails using Jelly Adhesive Tabs.

• The Freedom: You wear them for date night, brunch, or just to feel like "yourself" again for 48 hours.

• The Removal: On Sunday night, you soak them in warm water and peel them off in 5 minutes. No acetone, no damage, and your natural nails are pristine for your Monday shift.

2. Why Press-Ons are Safer than Polish

• The Risk: Regular nail polish chips easily. Those microscopic chips are breeding grounds for pathogens.

• The Tsuki Advantage: Because you remove the entire press-on nail before work, there is zero risk of bringing chipped polish residue into the sterile field. It’s the most hygienic way to enjoy color.