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Brittle Nails
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JessicaFletcher wrote: »My nails were brittle and peeling and I tried nearly everything on the market to try and cure it. I had a major improvement when I stopped using any form of nail polish - even the nail strengthening ones. Within about 2 months my nails were nearly normal.
I agree, all that happens with the nail products is that they grow a bit and then when they peel or snap its worse
my nails are same as my mums - so assume its genetic I just keep them out of water and use lots of oil on the cuticles and handcream. Its helps but I will never have nice nails. In fact, am thinking of giving up and having false ones0 -
hi ladies, not sure if it's been mentioned earlier but my nan also suffers from brittle nails and she swears by eating jelly cubes, maybe a pack a weak until they get better. juat thought i'd share, suppose it's cheaper than nail creams and lotions etc .Making small changes, hoping they will last....0
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