This article will fill you in
on the tips I've found that work for me and provided me with the fabulous
fingernails I now have.
· Stop biting them. Yes, it's pretty hard. But they
have some bitter tasting polishes on the market. Go to the grocery store and
pick up one. You can use it on your bare nail, or on top of polish, the only
thing is, they may have to be re-applied every few days for the bitter taste to
stay.
· Always wear rubber gloves while cleaning.
· Kyees advises women to use rubber gloves when
they are using household cleaners to provide a barrier of protection against
harmful chemicals that break the nail down.
· Give your cuticles a much-needed massage.
· "The actual nail forms just below the
cuticle, and when you massage the cuticle you bring blood into that area of the
nail which promotes healthier nail growth," says Lippmann. "It’s more
about the action of massaging and getting the blood flowing than an actual
treatment."
· Never use your nails as a tool.
· Soak your nails (one hand at a time) in the
vinegar for 3-5 minutes, while your other hand holds the bowl steady. Remove
your hands from the vinegar and dry them off with a paper towel or dish cloth.
Wash your hands with soap and water to remove the smell of the vinegar Also you
can use hand sanitizer after you're finished. Let it stay on for 4 minutes and
then wash off and you're done.
· Apply two coats of hard-nail fingernail polish
Leave for 2 hours then add another coat of hard-nail fingernail polish. Make
sure that your fingernail polish is not lumpy or thick. This can make your
nails look unattractive. Plus, if the polish comes off suddenly or forcefully
it can damage your nails, which is not a good thing.
· Practice good nail maintenance. Letting your
nails get jagged and rough can make them weak, which causes them to weaken and
break off. For nails that grow long and strong, it's important to keep them
well-manicured and clean.
· Dietary supplements. Rubbing garlic on your
nails. Wiggling your fingers in the air for hours at a time.
· To make nails grow faster, I take a multivitamin
supplements and eat yogurt every day.
· Massage nail beds once a day for about ten
seconds per nail. It's easy and you can do it anywhere!
· To make your nails grow faster drink lots of milk
or eat a lot of food with vitamin D.
· Moisturize your nails, especially during the
winter months. When your fingernails leave the cuticle, they are already dead
cells, meaning that they won't repair themselves. This means that you have to
take care of them yourself.

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