Use nail clippers or scissors to carefully trim the broken nail, cutting it as close to the fingertip as possible without causing further damage.
Gently file the rough edges of the broken nail with a fine-grit nail file to smooth out any jagged edges and prevent snagging.
Apply a small amount of nail glue to the broken nail, carefully pressing the broken edges together to bond them. Hold in place for a few seconds until the glue sets.
Cut a small piece of a tea bag or a nail wrap to fit over the broken nail. Apply a thin layer of nail glue to the broken area, then place the wrap over it and press gently.
Once the glue or wrap has dried completely, apply a layer of clear nail polish over the broken area to strengthen and protect the nail.
Use a nail strengthener or a nail repair product regularly to promote healthy nail growth and prevent future breakage.