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What Your Nails Can Tell You About Your Health by Nicki Z. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 23 Jun 2008 8:05pm . Fragile or ridged nailsindicates a lack of B vitamins. Dryness, curved or darkened ends of nailsindicates a lack specifically of vitamin B12. “Spoon” (concave)nails and vertical... One of the biggest indicators of good (or bad) health may be literally right in front of you all day. According to toThe Prescription for Nutritional Healing, the nails Read on »

More Nails! By Terry Terrybly Nail Laque and Minis Nail Varnish from M&S by britishbeautyblogger. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 20 Jan 2011 12:00am First up, a really stunning collection of nail polishes making their first appearance in the UK from By Terry. High pigment and high shine polishes contain Okoume resin plant extract to strengthen and restructure keratin enabling nails to grow strong, so it's an ideal range for those with soft, peely nails. The collection is all about Read on »

More Nails! By Terry Terrybly Nail Laque and Minis Nail Varnish from M&S by britishbeautyblogger. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 20 Jan 2011 9:36am First up, a really stunning collection of nail polishes making their first appearance in the UK from By Terry. High pigment and high shine polishes contain Okoume resin plant extract to strengthen and restructure keratin enabling nails to grow strong, so it's an ideal range for those with soft, peely nails. The collection is all about vibrant Read on »

Nail Disorders & Nail Surgery by Jennifer F. Posted Tue 20 Apr 2010 11:10am a characteristic deformity in the form of a concave shape. Onychauxis- This is the thickened, elongated, raised irregular nail. Can be caused by trauma, fungal infection, and nutritional... Nails are excellent indicators of disease and provide diagnostic information. Patients should look for some of the following nail presentations: Discoloration Brittleness Read on »

Why Does Nail Polish Turn My Nails Yellow? by Sarah B. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 02 Apr 2010 11:01pm Sue says… I was wondering why wearing nail polish turns my nails yellow? Also, is there anything we can do to prevent that? The Right Brain’s polished response: It’s true, nail polish can turn your nails yellow. Why? There are a couple of reasons: Some of the darker colored polishes can stain nails due to a chemical reaction between Read on »

My Nails, My Nails!! Sally Hansen Miracle Cure by britishbeautyblogger. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 19 Jul 2010 12:00am YSL Fall pic source www.makeup4all.com I've been nail varnish free for nearly two weeks now...I cannot stand it; but I'm so determined to wear the YSL Duo Tone...% stronger nails in 3days, to fill in cracks to strengthen, to instantly stop peeling, seal the nail plate and bond layers together. In the week that I've used it, I would say Read on »

Nail Rock Nail Wraps by britishbeautyblogger. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 30 Sep 2010 12:00am In keeping with my current all-things-nails obsession, I love these home wraps from Nail Rock. I have had a little go - and was worse than useless it has to be said - but that doesn't reflect the product, I don't think. Created by nail expert Zoe Pocock, the wraps need to be filed down to size once on the nail - after a blow with a hot Read on »

Nail Lacquer Effective Treatment for Nail Fungus by Northcoast Footcare Facebook

Posted Sun 04 Oct 2009 11:13pm Onychomycosis is a fungal infection of the nail and affects about 6-8% of the population, but is more prevalent in the older population. The nail can appear thick and yellow, cloudy and white or have a patchy appearance. As the condition worsens, the nail becomes thicker, rougher and may crumble. There is rarely pain associated with the nail Read on »

Is it Possible to Get Artificial Nail Fungus From Nail Shops by Steve Pistou Posted Wed 28 Sep 2011 11:50am Is it Possible to Get Artificial Nail Fungus From Nail Shops Artificial nails have come to stay. It's rare to find a woman who doesn’t wear them these days. This naturally follows that they are used in covering their natural toes and to make them more beautiful. However, women have been known to use artificial nails to cover up nail fungus Read on »

Maintaining Healthy Nails: Tips & Tricks to Keep Your Nails Healthy & Treat Toenail Fungus by Melissa G. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 13 Sep 2008 11:47pm How many of us either know someone or even perhaps have now or have had an issue with our nails. From weak, brittle nails to nails with ridges, dents and even fungus-- there is a natural treatment to remedy your nails back to good health. There are many natural remedies and supplements, which can be helpful for you to give natural nail care Read on »