Growing Strong Nails???

Nov 24, 2012

Chineen M.

I used to have a habit of biting my nails years ago.Since i stopped my bad habit i have always had a problem with growing strong healthy nails. I started taking biotin in hopes that it would aid in the growth process, however, i havent seen much of a difference. My question to all you beauties is, if anyone else has experienced the same problems as i am dealing with now, how did you over come it and how do you grow long strong healthy nails?

Thanks in advance beauties!!
xoxox

Nov 24, 2012

Anne K.

Hsn.com, andrew lessman's healthy hair skin & nails. Best stuff I have ever used and I have pcos which makes my hair fall out. I take it as a multivitamin every day. No upset stomach, gel caps are easy to swallow. Andrew Lessman.

Nov 25, 2012

Lisa J.

What has worked for me is Sally Hansen beauty products. Just browse through the issues you have and decide which product is best for you. I usually go to the hard as nails in clear. It makes my nails strong and,resistant to breaking. Stay away from the diamond strength however since it has properties that hurt instead of help. Also once you apply this every few days (once a week when they grow stronger) all you do is focus on filing the sides and smoothing any ridges or imperfections occasionally. You can also use as a base or top coat since it gives your nails an extra shine. :) hope this helps. And my nails are pictured for you by the way.

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