Help! can't stop biting my nails!

Jan 20, 2013

Hey Hannah, I'm an addict at biting my nails too, and my boyfriend got me this nail cover polish caller "nail bitter" (typical i know) but i tried it and every day i apply a coat on my nails and surrounding skin to protect it from my teeth. The polish taste terrible and it stays in your mouth for about a minute after u touch your finger with your tough, I've been using it for while and even when i forget to put the polish on the taste stays on my nail so its hard to bit your nails. It worked for me, and you should try it, it takes time of course, I've been biting since i was 5, and I got to stop in just 1 month (may seem long, but it's worth it). You can find the stuff at your pharmacy or a nutrition place, if not then look online :)

Jan 20, 2013

Ashley R.

well it was worth a try :)

Jan 21, 2013

Laketta P.

chew gum..

Jan 21, 2013

Aly D.

I agree go get acrylics you will keep them out of your mouth then when u take them off take a good long look at your natural long pretty nails and decide you want to keep those long pretty nails. that's what I did and I chewed my nails since I was little. also clean out under your nails once or twice a day and you will never do it again I promise.

Jan 21, 2013

Aly D.

also don't listen to Brenda sucking your thumb is discusting and will shift your teeth. I would know I had braces for 5 years to fix the damage from sucking my thumb

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