Grow Nails And Stop The Biting Habit.

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Shanice M.

Nov 20, 2013

Shanice M.

Help does anyone know how to stop biting nails and how to get them longer faster??

Sonja J.

Nov 20, 2013

Sonja J.

Paint your nails so they are pretty and you will feel sorry for biting them so you will might stop,or find another way to use your mouth when you"re bored,try chewing gums and always have something in your mouth.And for the "faster growing" issue,just try not to brake them.Nailpolish helped me,I always wore nailpolish till I grew my nails,cuz when I scratch or hurt my nail,nailpolish is going to get scratched not my nail...lol.And also eat some more seasonal fruit,and drink lots of water. :)

Shanice M.

Nov 20, 2013

Shanice M.

Thnx I'm am going to try these hope they work!!

Shaye M.

Nov 21, 2013

Shaye M.

I found biting polishes that taste bad did nothing for me, I've broken my bad habit twice and am back where I started, biting my nails. Buy a growth polish and apply it everyday for a week with your favourite nail polish and try as hard as you can to avoid biting them, I even would nibble on my thumb or something to try and not bite my nails. (Hope that made sense) haha :)

Shanice M.

Nov 21, 2013

Shanice M.

Lol thnx I am going to try it I hate this habit and yes it made sense haha :)

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