
Healthy Toenails: The Dos, Don’ts, and How to Maintain Them
Healthy Toenails: The Dos, Don’ts, and How to Maintain Them
Keeping your nails on the shorter side is an excellent way to help them grow stronger. The longer your nails are, the more prone they are to breakages. Keeping nails short gives them extra time to strengthen. Always use good quality nail clippers to reduce the chances of your nails splitting while they’re being clipped.
Nail infections caused by fungus are a common cause of brittle nails. So, it’s helpful to know the first signs of nail fungus to ensure it’s treated early. Look out for white or yellowish colored spots underneath the surface of the nail, as these often signal the start of a fungal nail infection. Using a topical anti-fungal treatment early can prevent the fungus taking hold of your nail, causing it to become brittle and crumbly.
Feature | Healthy Nails | Unhealthy Nails |
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Color | Pinkish, even | Yellow, white, or black spots |
Texture | Smooth, ridge-free | Brittle, peeling, deep ridges |
Growth | Steady, consistent | Slow, distorted |
Strength | Flexible but firm | Breaks or splits easily |
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