But most nail-strengthening products on the market only work superficially, “like a landlord…painting over damage,” says ...

Ingrown toenails can be caused by too-tight shoes, a fungal infection, or improperly cutting your nails.

I spent years hoping-slash-deluding myself into believing that my own ingrown big toenails, caused by years of too-tight ...

Back in November, HuffPost asked board-certified dermatologists the question: “How can I turn back time on my thin, brittle and aging nails?” Their recommendations included a fruitful selection of ...

If you're a nail fanatic like I am, then it only means extra stress when your nails are in a super dire state — I'm talking about those dry, flaky nails with chipped polish and uneven cuticles that ...

Fungal infections in nails, especially the toenails, can be an ongoing source of discomfort. Fungi proliferation in warm, damp environments—often in shoes and socks—causes these illnesses to arise.

Your nails endure a lot of damage on any given day. And, just like your skin, benefit from daily nourishment. If you’re someone who suffers from weak, brittle and breakage-prone nails that never seem ...

Onycholysis is when a nail separates from the skin underneath. Treatment options can vary, but may include trimming and protecting the nail, and treating the underlying cause of the detached nail.

Thick yellow toenails are usually caused by a fungal infection called onychomycosis. This can be irritating or painful. It’s less common, but the infection can affect your fingernails as well. Thick ...

There is no greater disappointment than having a nail chip after spending weeks trying to grow them out. Handwashing, exposure to household cleaning products, regular acrylic and gel manicures, and ...

Since the UK government introduced strict lockdown measures to help fight the spread of coronavirus, all nail salons have been closed and many people have been forced to embrace their natural nails.

Mild fungal nail infections can be treated at home with over-the-counter products, but you'll need to be persistent as it may take 6 to 12 months to successfully get rid of an infection. Here, we ...