It may be hard to believe, but yes, Cayenne doesn’t only make your food hot – it makes your nails hot! Well, figuratively speaking. This red pepper, while very potent, can create a paste that strengthens your nail bed and promotes healthy nail growth. If you add about a half teaspoon to a little water and cream, this mixture will become nail’s best friend! And you only need to do it monthly – that’s just how potent it is! Leave it on for about 15 minutes, wash your hand thoroughly, and that’s it! Just be sure not to rub your eyes.
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1. Cayenne Pepper
It may be hard to believe, but yes, Cayenne doesn’t only make your food hot – it makes your nails hot! Well, figuratively speaking. This red pepper, while very potent, can create a paste that strengthens your nail bed and promotes healthy nail growth. If you add about a half teaspoon to a little water and cream, this mixture will become nail’s best friend! And you only need to do it monthly – that’s just how potent it is! Leave it on for about 15 minutes, wash your hand thoroughly, and that’s it! Just be sure not to rub your eyes.
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2. Beeswax
There’s a saying that goes, “Mind your beeswax!” but usually, it’s talking about minding your own business. In this case, we’re talking about minding your own
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3. Lemon Juice and Olive oil Mix
You probably never imagined mixing these 2 to put on your nails, but actually, they’re amazing together! Get yourself about a tablespoon of olive oil, mix it with a few drops of lemon juice, and boom! You’ve got yourself a nice, oily rub to massage into your fingernails. Matter of fact, the best time to do it is at night. If you’ve got some cotton gloves, put the mixture on your nails and then slip the gloves on and go to sleep! You’ll be amazed at how much stronger your nails will be when you do this a couple of times per week.
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4. Biotin
This B-vitamin is one of the favorites when it comes to healthy, strong nails! It promotes thickness and shine to your nail beds, while aiding in vigorous growth. You can purchase them at any health store, or you could just eat more foods like salmon and lentils! They’re packed with biotin.
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5. Moisturizer
Yes, it’s imperative that you keep lotion or cuticle balm with you, especially after doing house chores or simply washing your hands. Moisturizer gets into your nail bed and your cuticles, causing revitalization to occur. So if you’re that person who always adds lotion after washing your hands, that’s perfectly ok! Keep lathering. Your nails will thank you!
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6. Beer
Well, that probably got your attention if you’re a lover of this beverage, but drinking a few cold ones is NOT exactly what we’re recommending. However, beer makes a great mixture to add to your nails. Simply heat a ¼ cup of olive oil. Then add it to a ¼ cup of apple cider vinegar and a ½ cup of beer. Mix it well and add to your nails. Allow it to sit for about 15 minutes. That’s it! Doing this a couple of times per week will help you get strong and healthy fingernails.
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7. Water
Yep, that’s right! We saved the best for last. No hidden or hard to find element here. Simply drink some good old H
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