Nails

Whether they are striated, brittle or soft, our nails are subjected to various physical and chemical aggressions every day. Any changes in their shape, texture or appearance could also indicate a nutrient deficiency. To strengthen them and make them less susceptible to damage, various nutrients can be incorporated into our diet, including omega-6. Discover whether these fatty acids have an effect on the nails.

Nails can reflect a person's health status. External aggressions, dietary deficiencies or even bad habits, various factors can nevertheless damage them. It is often said that to regain beautiful nails, opting for a diet enriched in omega-3 can prove beneficial. Focus on the effects of omega-3 on nails.

Collagen is a protein naturally produced by the body, particularly known for its ability to strengthen the skin's structure. Collagen is also present in the nail bed and contributes to their health. What about collagen-based products? Let's discuss their potential benefits.

Exposed daily to various aggressions such as cold, repeated typing on computer keys, household cleaning products, or even the application of nail polish, nails can become fragile without regular maintenance. Among the recommended vegetable oils to strengthen them, we find apricot oil. What are its real benefits on the nails? Learn more by continuing to read.

From birth, babies have small, rather soft nails, but it is still advised not to touch them. It is only after a certain period of time that they will need to be regularly trimmed to prevent the child from injuring themselves. While this action is a fundamental part of hygiene care, it's not always easy to know how to go about it. Here are all our tips.