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Thread: Fake nails

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    Default Fake nails

    gggrrrr
    i just bought some, come home, put them on
    and i hate them...
    they are so long and get in the way
    how can i get rid of em?
    +Rep for help

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    Last edited by -Paul; 22-08-2006 at 11:30 AM.
    RAAAAAAWR

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    cut em lol

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    they are glued tome real nails
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    chop ya fingers off!

    edit; The best option to remove your nails if you had them put on at a salon or even at home is to visit a salon for proper removal. However, this may not be an option. The best way to remove your nails at home is to soak your fingers in acetone or acetone-containing nail polish remover for 15 minutes and then proceed to remove your nails gently from the cuticle up. You can use a clean fingernail file to do this. Be careful that you soak your nails long enough to loosen them and be careful when removing them. After removing them, consider soaking your nails in rubbing alcohol for 5-10 minutes to clean the nail bed area and don’t forget to apply lotion to your nails to keep the skin around your cuticle healthy.

    It is very important to keep our nails healthy. Nail infections are very common and often overlooked. Artificial nails can be a source of bacterial and/or fungal infection. To avoid this, wash your hands regularly. It is best to trim your nails weekly, but be careful to not trim them too short which may traumatize the skin around the nails. If you do have artificial nails, be even more careful to wash your hands. If your fake nail starts separating from your natural nail, soak your nails in alcohol before reapplying your artificial nail. This will help ward off germs which can cause infection. If you do have your artificial nails put on at a salon, it might be worth the time to inquire about the sanitation standards of the salon. How do they clean their equipment and how often? Have they had problems with customers getting nail infections? If you get pedicures, how often do they change the filters in their foot massagers?

    Toenails should also be kept trimmed and clean. If you use a locker room/gym facility, it is best to wear shoes at all times to avoid contact with the floor. Keep feet clean and dry and wear cotton socks. Nail infections can manifest as yellow nails or black discoloration of the nail area. If this occurs, schedule an appointment with your doctor because you may need to be put on medicine to avoid spread of the infection.

    article: http://www.teenhealthfx.com/answers/Health/4011.html

    my article: chop your fingers off and go to the hospital
    Last edited by Catchetat; 08-04-2006 at 03:41 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Catchetat
    chop ya fingers off!
    Good suggestion!

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    u cant get them off just keep trimmin em i think, dnt ask me im a boy lol

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    serious suggestuons please
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    I gave a seroius suggestion,. read the above -.-
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    white spirit mite or nail polish remover

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    Try using an aphrodesiac

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