Using the best nail strengthener may be an effective solution for weak nails that keep breaking, splitting ... “On average, fingernails grow approximately 3.0 mm per month, while toenails ...

Your fingernails need the right balance of moisture to stay strong and healthy. Nails that become too dry will be more prone to splitting, peeling, and breaking. Excessive moisture can soften and ...

Fingernail ridges are visible lines or grooves on the nail’s surface. They can run vertically from the cuticle to the tip of the nail (known as longitudinal ridges) or horizontally across the nail ...

www.amazon.com Promising review: "I have suffered from splitting and cracking fingers every fall and winter for ... A cuticle ...

While Halloween is well in the past for another year, vampires continue to be popular when it comes to nails, with people getting pointed nail extensions on their thumb, index finger and pinky, but ...

If you have blue or purple fingernails or nail beds, it may be due to a lack of oxygen in your blood, also known as cyanosis. Cyanosis can result from exposure to cold temperatures, certain lung and ...

The nail can become dry and brittle and crack or entirely detach from the nail bed. Fingernails are affected more than toenails. Although it can be difficult to tell if the condition is bacterial or ...

I have horizontal ridges on some nails, which keep splitting very low down at the side on the nail bed.

You can cut your nails after a morning or evening shower when they are easier to cut. Make sure to cut them to a short and manageable length. Try to keep a personal fingernail clipper to curb the ...

“On average, it would take about six months to replace an entire fingernail if you lost it ... bones 44 years after burial. Hair and nails do not keep growing after death. But during the ...

Scratch Stars Natural Nail Specialist of the Year  2019 & CND™ education ambassador , Helen Burton-Ward , explores ridges on ...

Our fingernails are our version of animals’ claws, made from the same substance―keratin―as our hair, and the hooves and horns of vertebrates. They grow twice as fast as our toenails, faster in men ...