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Kris L.

May 4, 2016

Kris L.

Hey ladies. I was curious as to whether or not my problem with my nails can be fixed. Once they reach the end of my fingertips the nails begin to tear and rip off right where they begin to grow out. Mostly my thumbnails. I do have thin nails but I was hoping there is a solution to have this problem fixed. I would love to have long strong nails that don't break on me. Any suggestions?

Yaira D.

May 4, 2016

Yaira D.

Definitely agree with getting yourself checked out for any vitamin deficiency and as for a remedy that I've heard helps, is rubbing garlic onto your nails lol. Oils would be a less smelly alternative, but I've heard good results with the garlic, as I recall. lol.

Kris L.

May 4, 2016

Kris L.

Vitamin deficiencies...never thought of that. I'll have to give these remedies a try. Thanks.

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