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What can we do to make nails grow faster?

Fingernails provide more than just a surface to paint. They protect the fingers, make it easier to grab things, and are a convenient way to scratch an itch.
Having longer, healthier fingernails can make the hands look better, and make it easier to type, play a musical instrument, or perform daily tasks.
Nail growth remedies will not typically make the nails grow faster. Instead, they prevent the nails from breaking, helping them look healthier and grow longer.
Fast facts on how to make wer nails grow faster:
- Fingernails grow an average of 3.5 millimeters (mm) per month.
- Various factors — including overall health, nutrition, and nail care — can affect growth rates.
- No special lotion or nail polish can make the nails grow longer.
- Stronger nails can grow longer because they are less likely to break or peel.

How fingernails grow
A healthy nail bed will ensure the nail plate itself grows properly.
Understanding how the nails grow can make it easier to make lifestyle changes that support nail health.
Nail plate
The hard part of the nail is called the nail plate. The nail plate, much like hair, is made primarily from a protein called keratin.
The nail plate is not made of living tissue, so it is not possible to improve the health of the nail plate. While it is possible to prevent breakage of the nail plate, nail health begins in the nail bed.
Nail bed
The nail bed is the tissue underneath the nail. If the nail breaks off below the fingertip, the nail bed can be exposed. This painful experience makes it clear that the nail bed is living tissue.
At the base of the nail is a structure called the nail matrix, which is where growth begins.
Long-term approaches to nail health support the body to keep the nail and surrounding skin healthy, enabling the nails to grow longer and stronger.

Protecting the cuticles
The cuticles are thin pieces of skin that protect the nail matrix. Cutting them very short can expose the nail matrix or nail bed, damaging the nails and causing infections.
Instead, keep the cuticles moisturized. Do not cut them.

Be cautious about manicures
Some nail salons are sources of nail infections. Aggressive manicure techniques, such as cutting the cuticles very short, can allow bacteria to enter the nail bed and weaken the nails.
Take personal tools to the nail salon, and check a salon's reputation by reading reviews. If something hurts, ask the technician to stop. Manicures should not be painful.

Avoid harsh polish removers
Acetone polish remover can dry and weaken the nails. Avoid using it, and steer clear of nail polishes that require its use.
If acetone is the only option, avoid soaking the nails in acetone. Instead, rub them with the polish remover, then thoroughly wash and moisturize the hands.

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