Nail problems
March 14th, 2011 | 
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Manicured fingernails give grace to our movements of hands and can be seductive or charming. Sometimes we experience problems with them but they are solvable.
Some common problems with nails:
Nails that break off easily
They might be dead or weak but sometimes it’s because we abuse. Do not use nails as tools. If you use the nail do it in one direction and preferably leave them almost square.
Thin nails
Use a nail strengthener. Eat healthy and keep your manicured nails to protect the glaze.
Yellow spots
It may be that much time left enamel. One solution is to clean with lemon; lime can put them directly and leave a few minutes to clean with a cotton ball with hydrogen peroxide. Try using nail shield before applying a glaze especially if it is dark.
Nail fungus
There are several types of fungi that grow on the nails. Acquired with good hygiene avoids both instruments manicures as keeping hands clean. If you wear nail extensions are careful not accumulate moisture.
Nails with vertical or horizontal lines
May be due to blows to the nail, Limal with a fine file or buffer. Use a nail is similar to your natural shape.
Ingrown toenails
If you are in the feet may be the shoes. Cut toenails straight across and not too short. If pain or pus seen a doctor.
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