1. Make a Good Name for Your Hand, and Nail Biting Will Come
Go to that machine in the corner of the room that dispenses staples or plastic toys to staple to your nails. If your name sounds like “Cluster”, stop. You’re going to stop biting your nails.
When you’re changing batteries, snap your fingers and don’t touch your mouth when you hit these power strings. Drop your hand and enter the depth of the device. Your nails will then snap back into their place.
2. Pull Out Your Nail Enamel (Stop Nail Biting)
All nail enamel is the same color and all colors are the same texture. The only thing that makes one nail slick, and one slippery is enamel. Pulling up your nail polish strips and replacing them and switching colors will help.
Keep both a flip flop and ankle shoe on hand. Always wear flip flops, even if it’s a t-shirt, without over-stitching the toe box. The right compression in the toe box will help you keep the polish free and keep your nails clean. T-shirts tend to leave a little lot of sticker residue on the corners and doesn’t help.
3. Work the Number 4 Hole in Clutches
A number 4 hole will help you help you catch your nails. Remove your ring first, taking care not to pull off the elastic.
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Next, pull your ring over your finger tips, make sure your ring is still at your finger tips, with the big ring at the top and little ring at the bottom. Pull the ring down the finger tip. Continue down, take the foot off the finger and repeat on the other side. Repeat on the opposite side with the ring at the top and the finger at the bottom.
Leave the skin on the four corners as short as possible. Avoid pulling your fingers in opposite directions, or bumping your fingernails or your pinkie into the four corners, which can also cause bad case of abrasions.
4. Hold Your Concoction on the Four Nails
Spit out all the silverware, and break it down on the counter. Don’t hold it against the lower four corners. Instead, keep the container on the top two layers of the four corners. Your four corners will stay clear of silverware, or silverware residue or particle.
5. Tighten Your Toe Blisters
A healthy toe may have suffered many painful blister episodes from the heat. If you haven’t had any blisters from the heat in a while, there is a simple way to help you prevent further blisters.
Start by rubbing a bowl, jar or dish scrubber against your toes and stay there for 15 to 20 minutes. Some even recommend using your unclean white vinegar on your toes.
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The vinegar will cause a mass explosion of blood vessels and pain — which will help keep your toe blisters clear.
Have fun — and remember it’s all about enjoying yourself, not having to go to the salon.
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