Argan & Nails
Ways to Improve Nail Growth
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Your nails are a vital part of your body. If you’re thinking about what the nails are for, think deeper because they are not just for scratching your back (although that is an important job as well). Your nails are capable of doing other jobs other than this. Nails are meant to protect your fingers, meant to help you grip better, meant to keep things from slipping through your hands. So keep your nails healthy and strong and keep them from breaking easily. If you’ve got a problem with growing your nails, don’t worry because there are solutions for that too. Here are a few and easy steps on how you can help your nails to grow.
- Keep fingernails from strong chemicals and solutions such as cleaning products. Cleaning products are used daily especially by women. Soaps used to clean, detergents for clothes, shampoos for carpets – there are a lot of solutions you use that keep your nails from growing. When handling these products it is advisable to wear protective rubber gloves. Keep both your hands and nails protected with a pair of sturdy gloves.
- Gently massaging your nails often will enhance blood flow in your fingers and nails. This will help make nails grow faster.
- Moisturizing your nails will keep nails strong and protected. A good nail moisturizer is one that is all natural. There is a product that comes all the way from Morocco, a gentle oil called argan oil. A few drops of this oil gently massaged onto your nails will keep your nails healthy. How? Argan oil is extremely rich in vitamins and minerals that do wonders not just for growing nails but also for keeping nails healthy and beautiful.
- Get enough water into your system. Drinking the right amount of water each day will also help for faster nail growth. Drink at least 8 glasses of water each day for better growing nails.
- Look into your diet for help. Foods that are rich in minerals, iron, calcium, and vitamin B are also essential in reaching your goal for your nails. Eggs, almonds, garlic, spinach, and other foods will be beneficial for the nails.
- Stop nail biting. This is an obvious no, no. Nail biting does not only and obviously make your nails shorter but it also damages your nails which make nails unable to grow properly. Your nails are not just what you should be thinking about when nail biting. Similarly concerning is the damage you are doing to your teeth. Avoid nail biting and keep both your nails and teeth intact. Prevent nail breakage, weak nails, teeth breaking, and teeth damage by stopping nail biting.