Friday, January 15, 2010

Nail care???

I have really bad nails and i need a good way to stop biting them, does any one have a good way to stop it?





Thanks MeganxNail care???
I am a hairdresser and I am not a big advocate in long, artificial nails being applied...I prefer well groomed natural nails. Healthy nails and hair come from within a healthy body. Unfortunately, you are damaging your nails by biting them...so this is one time I do recommend an artificial application. Go to a good manicurist and ask him/her to overlay your own nails, either with a silk wrap or an acrylic overlay. (no tips) This will make your natural nails stronger so that it will not be so easy to chew on them and it will also allow your nail to grow out. Also you will be far less apt to chew on your nails if you've had to pay good money to have them done. You might also choose to have some white tips sprayed on with a transparent pearl pink polish overall. This gives a nice soft french manicure look. I hope this helped....good luck.Nail care???
I used to bite my nails a lot and my cuticles looked awful. Here's how I saved my nails:


Start with a triple antibiotic ointment and apply to cuticles. It will make them soft and smooth.


Take a vitamin for hair, skin, and nails.


Give yourself or get regular manicures to keep your nails pretty.


Do not let them get too long. They will break and peel.


Hope that this helped you out.
you can buy some special stuff to put on ur nails to stop bitinng





but i think that painting them in a bright colour works





good luck! xxx
I stopped biting my nails at age 35 and now have beautiful long, strong nails. In order to stop, I started using clear nail polish on them and manicuring my nails twice a week. As soon as they started to grow I started using a nail file to shape them. My nails are now quite long and I have to file them every week to stop them getting too long. I use a glass nail file as my nails are too strong and thick for an emery board. I oil them every night before bed with a drop of coconut oil. I've bought mysel a high-gloss nail buffer and give them a good buff with the rough side once a week and polish them with the smooth side every day. These high gloss buffers (available in Asda and Superdrug) make your nails shine like glass and there's no need to use nail polish which is healthier for your nails as nail polish stops oxygen getting to them. I no longer do the full manicure twice a week as I don't have time and that was just a way to focus on stopping the biting anyway.
just keep lookngi after them and taking care over them.





hopefully then you will be less inclined to bite them.





good luck, x
Rub a perfumed cuticle oil on them.....................that keeps your cuticles soft and also tastes as vile as stop and grow.


just manicure them on a regular basis.............you are less likely to bite if they don't look raggy!!!
Paint them you will be less likely to ruin them then. Or try stop and grow it tastes vile. Keep manicuring them.
Discipline. Also check with Sally Hanson nail care products.
there is this stuff that you put on your nails. its like nail varnish. when ever you go to bit your nails it tatse really horrible and you will not be able to handle the tatse (its the best way to stop)

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