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15368142 No.15368142 [Reply] [Original]

what scientific ways to fix bitten nails? I heard nail oil should work but I can't imagine the reason for it to aid in growing nails/fixing the tissue.

>> No.15368263

>>15368142
if you put some poo on there then after a few bites you most likely will not enjoy it anymore

>> No.15368273

1. let them grow back
2. stop biting them
this solution is 110% scientifically guaranteed to work

>> No.15368287

>>15368273
what if im scared of long nails though

>> No.15368289

>>15368287
i don't know. science hasn't addressed this particular problem yet. maybe you should start a journal of nailbiting

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>>15368142
Yes.

>> No.15368327

>>15368263
This is what I did, I just stick my fingers in my ass whenever I feel the urge to bite them

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>>15368142
Supplement your Vitamin Ds and Bs - specifically B7 (Biotin) and that will help them grow back faster/healthier - but the key is that you gotta stop biting them - as others have mentioned/as is obvious.

>>15368287
>>15368289
Actually, science has solved this problem... the solution is called... nail clippers.

>> No.15368432

I'm bit my nails as a teenager. Is using a nail clipper at 1mm past the nail bed too short?