Strong, smooth nails can improve the appearance of the hands and make everyday grooming easier. Nails may become weak, thin, peeling, or easily broken because of frequent handwashing, prolonged water exposure, detergents, repeated gel manicures, nail-biting, harsh polish removers, aging, nutritional deficiencies, or certain medical conditions. Fingernails grow slowly—approximately 3.5 millimetres per month on average—so […]

Dry, rough hands can develop after frequent washing, cleaning, exposure to detergents, hot water, cold weather, air-conditioning, gardening, or repeated use of alcohol-based sanitizers. The skin on the backs of the hands contains fewer oil glands than many areas of the face, so it can lose moisture quickly. A nourishing overnight routine may noticeably improve