Countless in number and variety are the products currently on the market promising strengthened and healthy nails. While I love the appearance of lush natural nails, the summit of Mount Everest seems to be easier goal to reach than that of a full set of ten; largely the reason as to why my manicurist knows me by my first name. Similar to many women my natural finger nails are subject to peeling and breaking instead of growing to the length I can ascertain quickly by allowing Tracie to apply a set of nice French acrylics. If you are one of the few women who has the time allowance to treat your nails with a strengthener and growth polish you must first understand as to why your nails are brittle in quality; treating the underlying issue properly will correct the requirement of expensive nail products and in return allow you to save more money each month.
The single most common reason for chipped and peeling fingernails is simply changes to the weather that your body has grew accustomed to. Extreme weather conditions that offer up cold or dry weather lead to nail beds becoming dehydrated, once the nail bed is dehydrated and damaged the layers that comprise each nail separate easily and peel away from themselves. Quickly this problem can be solved by wearing gloves when the weather gets cold, as the body quickly loses body heat from extremities. During the warmth of the upcoming summer months, simply remember to rub moisturizer twice a day into each nail for hydration purposes; typically you will want to do this in the morning and evening as the temperatures outside change with sunlight.
Many prescription medications lead to nail damage, if you are experiencing nail weakening after starting on a physician advised medication this is most likely the culprit; likewise if you have been on a medication for lengthy duration nail damage can amplify. Simply, you may be able to check on the Internet for side effects if you suspect a certain medication may be causing your natural nail breakdown. If undeniably your suspicious nature leads you to a positive confirmation try to supplement your diet with vitamin B and applying a moisturizer twice a day; granted if the combination does not assist to harden the nails you will need the nail strengthening products you have been using.
Many of us are pressed for time and as a result our diet suffers, dietary problems are probably the second largest factor for nail breakage due to the lack of minerals that we need to build strength from our nail bed to the nail itself. If your diet is the problem a correction can be made by increasing the amount of fruit and vegetables that you consume in a day to increase protein, biotin, sulfur, and needed vitamins. Additionally drinking milk or eating more dairy products will boost nail health as well as taking a supplement for the B vitamin.
Many skin conditions extend themselves to harm our nails such as yeast infections, eczema, and psoriasis; as the top three. Myself, I have psoriasis and I have found that the cream I use to treat the flaking also helps my nails when I massage it into my nails, which is recommended if you are being treated with a prescription based dermal cream. You will want to treat the growth of yeast as quick as possible to reshape your nail health.
Lastly the wrong kind of treatment for the health of your nails ultimately leads to the damage overall of your nail bed and cuticle as does nail trauma from manicurists that are unskilled. It is of critical importance that you read the back of the box for what makers pleasantly inject in products you purchase with promises; do not use products that use formaldehyde, toluene, and dibutyl phthalate as these products will lead to serious health problems and even up your own risks for breast cancer. As for your local manicurist make sure she/he is skilled, trained, and certified!
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