A s the parent of a four-year-old, I play a lot of “I Spy"—in the car, at restaurants, poring over the iconic I Spy book series. You know what would fit right in in the pages of those books? Jennifer ...

If a visit to the nail salon isn’t in the cards and you need your acrylics off, follow these steps. You’ll be surprised how easy it is to remove them safely at home with just a few tools.

Typing on your phone or laptop can also become unnecessarily inconvenient. When you use your nails to type, you could end up with a scratched screen/keyboard, a broken nail, and plenty of typos.

Acrylic isn't necessarily bad for nails, but it can take a toll on natural nails. For acrylics devotees, try to take a weeklong break from them every month so your nails' health doesn’t completely ...

Acrylic nails are currently trending, and while there are various ways to create them at home, only the simplest designs are advisable for those who need more professional experience. Although it ...

The Tippy Type — a silicone keyboard cover designed for corporate employees with long nails — solves the age-old problem of typing with an acrylic manicure.

This edition of Teen Vogue Tries puts the Tippy Type keyboard for long nails to the test. Does it really make typing with a full set easier?

These polygel nail kits won't ruin your nails, and are better than acrylic if you want to be trendy with your color. They're easy and safe, per dermatologists.

Another great backlit option, this typewriter-style keyboard has rounded, elevated keys, which are easier on acrylic nails. When you type, it responds with audible clicks, which many users enjoy.