What makes nails thicker?
Several factors can explain this common phenomenon:
Fungal infections, which harden and deform the nail plate
Natural aging, which slows down cell renewal
Poor blood circulation, which impairs nail nutrition
Repeated shocks or pressure, particularly due to shoes that are too narrow
Conditions such as psoriasis or diabetes
Regular maintenance is essential to prevent the situation from worsening and to visibly improve the condition of your nails over time.
The at-home treatment that makes all the difference
The forgotten trick of the elders to naturally slim toenails
The necessary equipment
Warm water, white vinegar (with recognized antifungal properties), baking soda (gentle exfoliant), soft-bristled nail brush, pumice stone or file, and a nourishing lotion or oil.
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