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Apr 3, 2014
Inês D.
So, I'm a nail biter.
Any tips on stopping this bad habit?
I really like seeing your long and pretty nails?
Apr 3, 2014
Inês D.
That last "?" is a <3.
Apr 3, 2014
Catarina C.
Well a not so great way is getting acrylics nails (I say not so great because they are horrible for your nails)
Paint a nibble inhibitor on your nails (it's a nail polish that has something called bitrex in them which gives your nails a horrible taste) to discourage you from biting them.
Get your nails painted with a pretty design (I know I wouldn't want to bite my nails to ruin something that took forever)
Find a habit to replace biting your nails
Trigger what causes you to bit your nails and try to catch yourself while doing it as soon as you can