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i dont really have any nail care tips just a general health tip for those who bite their nails and "eat" them kind of something to think about next time your doing it is that when you "eat" your nails your stomach acids cont digest them so they stay in your stomach and they could potentially invite kidney stones which are VERY painful! because they will get stuck in there and this stuff will grow around it and its turns into a kidney stone...so next time just think about that! and there are all these bactirias under your nails that get into your mouth and could possibly make you sick! |
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Entry No: 21 | Posted: Mon Mar 10 2008, 7:46pm |
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Great Tips so far!!! I find that keeping my nails polished constantly helps them to become strong,protected and helps them to grow long. NEVER have fake nails put on, worst thing you can do and always massage the cuticle. Oh and be careful when doing up your zips girls coz i tend to catch my nails and it splits or cracks and then come the tears!! |
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Entry No: 20 | Posted: Tue Apr 24 2007, 8:06am |
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My one friend says that she uses baby oil to keep the nail full of vitamins. It helps keep your nails healthy. Appy the baby oil before you paint your nails that way they wont break. Also, like I said before, this will keep your nail healthy and from breacking. |
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Entry No: 19 | Posted: Sat May 19 2007, 5:25pm |
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if you have long beautiful nails like i do, never use ur nails as TOOLS. when opening cans of soda be sure to use the gripping part of your thumb or other fingers and never use ur actual nail to open things etc. be sure to file them every time theres a chip or u see something that you don't like. eat protein, as it strengthens and increases the growth of your nails. I'm a heavy protein consumer and it help ur nails grow back fast. |
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Entry No: 18 | Posted: Tue Apr 10 2007, 1:41am |
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I am a nail tech in Michigan and ran into your website. You have great info however I have a couple suggestions not found on your website which I thought you might want to pass along. First, to make your polish last longer apply a base coat designed to adhere to polish. I recommend Orly Bonder rubberized base coat. There are also other brands available but I found this one to work well. Also "cap off" off the edge of each nail with polish, whether it is the base coat, polish or top coat. If you have any questions, please feel free to email me. |
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Entry No: 17 | Posted: Mon Mar 12 2007, 10:40pm |
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Well my nails grow very fast and are very strong and i sharpen them all the time and i found that Vasaline really contributes to my nails growing fast and strong....feel free to look at my pix on my page..... |
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Entry No: 16 | Posted: Thu Apr 5 2007, 11:15pm |
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Before i have treatment of my nail fugus ,i use slice of garlic and brush it on my nail. After a week my nail getting better and fungus is gone and my nail is shining too. |
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Entry No: 15 | Posted: Mon Sep 25 2006, 3:36am |
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1,All ways use the softer side of a emory bord on your finger nails and the rougher part on your toes, You have already been told about filing by other people. 2,NEVER file your nail when wet.(The nail is weaker and you will split it.) 3,You can cut the cutical back just be careful not to cut two far, only cut off excess. I am doing an ITEC beauty specilist corse in the uk. Hope my tips help you. |
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Entry No: 14 | Posted: Fri Mar 3 2006, 9:48am |
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You can also strengthen your nails by soaking them in warm milk (30 seconds in the microwave) for about 5 minutes. This gives them calcium and helps them grow faster, plus it moisturizes the nail. |
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Entry No: 13 | Posted: Tue Oct 18 2005, 7:23pm |
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like alot of goths, i have a ton of peircings... and its always good to know where your nails are & have been around your peircing. especially w/ a new toung ring: if you bite your nails, get into the habit of washing yourhands every time you want to put them into your mouth... it will help you stop biting your nails thus saving them (& who knows maybe saving your toung an infection too) :) |
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Entry No: 12 | Posted: Mon Sep 26 2005, 8:04pm |
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