Nail problems

Effects Of Nutrient Deficiencies On Nails: Their shape, texture, color, growth rate – everything is a sign that your body is screaming for nutrients. Most of the changes in your nails and skin occur due to vitamin and nutrient deficiency. Here’s a list of symptoms that you may notice in your nails and what they mean for your health. #Nails #NailCare #NutritionDeficiency #NailCareTips

Noticing pale nail beds, fingernail lifting, or nail thickening? Your natural nails can help spot potential health problems — some of them serious.

Onycholysis is when the nail separates from the nail bed. It’s a very common condition, and one that, if treated quickly, poses no danger to clients.

Australian nail experts have spoken about some of the more common nail problems and revealed what these say about the state of your health.

Healthy nails are smooth and strong, and don’t have pits or ridges. Here are the signs your nails are healthy or unhealthy, and how to improve your nail health.

Longitudinal ridging is found on the nails in the shape of vertical marks or lines running from the base of the fingernail to the top.

These subtle changes could clue you in to some bigger issues.

Vitamin deficiency nails are caused by a lack of nutrients in the body or a medical condition. Read to know about different nail conditions and how to fix them.

Find Out Whether Those Ridges On Your Fingernails Are Harmful Or Not

I injured my nail causing the nail to lift from the nail bed. It’s been about two months and the nail is growing but it’s not reattaching. It’s lifted down to the cuticle. I feel only a little pain if I hit or squeeze the nail hard. Is the nail damaged for good? Should I cut it back? Will I be able to apply a tip in the future?