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My Loyal Readers…
I wish you all are doing good in your jobs and daily life’s. Well, I have interesting topic today to discuss. Though, its not that familiar in ancient times, it has gained its popularity and importance and has blown the minds off the gen Z era.

NAILS!!! Yep. You heard it right. I am literally talking about the finger nails. You might have seen people taking care, well, more than care I must say. They go beyond and extend their nails and even decorate them. We even have studios called as Nail art or Nail spa etc. A wonder world in itself. I had the privilege to visit one such wonder world and was taken aback, not just by the way it looks but by the colors, the happiness on peoples faces looking at their nails, the couches aahh sooo comfortable and relaxing, and yeah ofcourse the prices. I thought this was stupid. I mean why would you pay thousands of $’s for washing your nails and cutting them. But then, I have observed it carefully. You know its not just washing and cutting. There is actually a scientific reason for cutting your nails. Well, having extenders, polishing and decorating them is a personal choice. They resemble your personality and make you happy. Good. But taking care of the nails do have its own boon.



These often-overlooked extensions of our fingertips, serve a purpose beyond mere adornment. Scientifically speaking, nails are composed of a protein called keratin, the same substance that graces your locks and forms the outer layer of your skin. Much like a protective shield, nails act as a barrier, safeguarding the sensitive tissues beneath from external elements and potential harm. Yet, their protective prowess extends further. Nails, it turns out, are reflective mirrors of our internal health. Changes in color, texture, or thickness can be subtle indicators of underlying issues, offering a unique window into our well-being. From nutritional deficiencies to more serious health conditions, nails may be whispering secrets that our body isn't vocalizing overtly.

In the intricate dance of biology, the act of cutting nails assumes a role akin to pruning a garden. By maintaining the optimal length, you prevent potential havens for bacteria and fungi. Imagine your nails as tiny shields – by trimming them, you're not only enhancing their protective function but also minimizing the risk of unwanted invaders setting up camp.






So, whenever you pick up your nail cutter let this blog post be a reminder that your nails are a reflection of your internal and external beauty. Starting from the cuticles (the dead skin at the base of a fingernail or toenail) to filing your nails after the cut will surely make you happy. Start to take care of them. Apply hand creams or just any lotion before you sleep. Keep them hydrated and healthy. Weather you have short nails or extenders with polish and decorations on it, remember it is worth it as long as it makes you happy. Also, don’t push anything too far.
 
If you visit one such wonder world, post your pictures and let me know how you felt. I wish you abundance of happiness and good health.
 
 
Happy to Help :)
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