Question about cuticles?

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Lillie M.

Feb 20, 2013

Lillie M.

First of all.. I must ask.. What are they? I have seen people talking about them and I do know its on your finger. but still.. I'm not English but we do study English at school. So help me with the answer?

Rebekah H.

Feb 20, 2013

Rebekah H.

Cuticles are the skin around the bottom of your nail they help protect your nails and if cared for properly help them grow.

Dorothy K.

Feb 22, 2013

Dorothy K.

What is your native language?

Crystal R.

Feb 22, 2013

Crystal R.

Some people have thick cuticles and some people have really thin or so small you can't really see it.

Melissa M.

Feb 22, 2013

Melissa M.

Healthy cuticles are kept moisturized. A great product is Burt's Bees Lemon Butter Cuticle Cream. Doing things like washing dishes often dries them out and bad cuticles not only look terrible but can hurt if you pick at them and try to remove them improperly. A manicure can not look good with bad cuticles lol.

Lillie M.

Feb 23, 2013

Lillie M.

Well as I found out what cuticles actually are, mine are quite thick anr bad. @Dorothy, my native language is Slovene. (As I'm from Slovenia) Thats in Europe.

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