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Lady J
IP: 152.163.100.66
4/16/2005
22:20:07 |
 Subject: Water & Hangnails
Message:
I, occasionally, develop hangnails. When this happens, I normally realize that in the days prior, my water consumption had diminished (coincidence?). Is it true that not drinking an adequate amount of water contributes to the development of hangnails?
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cheryl
IP: 206.159.161.156
4/17/2005
00:17:10 |  RE: Water & Hangnails
Message:
water consumption can be a factor, but it is more likely that your cuticles are just very dry. i would think your entire body would have to be extremely dehydrated for it to show in your cuticles. just drink more water and try some vitamin e oil at night and see how that goes.
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cheryl
IP: 206.159.161.156
4/17/2005
12:12:28 | RE: Water & Hangnails
Message:
Lady J,
the darker the vitamin e oil the more concentrated it is. the lighter oils are diluted with oils other than E. it can go on a little thick, but at bedtime it doesn't really matter. my hangnails, which used to be very painful, are down to nothing since the growth formula.
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Gypsy
IP: 144.139.67.24
4/19/2005
21:51:17 | RE: Water & Hangnails
Message:
Hangnails are typically devolped when the skin is very dry, so yes, you are right. Vitamin E oil is fantastic for skin (especially for scar tissue) but failing that, any oil you have around (ovlive oil, canola oil, vegetable oil) will do. I remember using a cuticle oil that had both grape seed oil and avocado oil - it was awesome and it melted into the fingers beautifully!
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