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Health Tip: Need Help for Brittle Nails?
Protect them from moisture
By Diana Kohnle
(HealthDay News) -- Brittle, splitting nails are typically caused by frequently wetting and drying them.
The American Osteopathic College of Dermatologists suggests these remedies for dry, brittle nails:
- If you're doing chores that involve wetting the nails, wear a pair of rubber gloves.
- Avoid exposing your nails to harsh chemicals, such as detergent, polish remover or cleaning solution.
- Apply a weekly clear-nail solution or a nail-strengthening polish.
- Gently file and shape the nails to avoid snags and tears.
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