Your nails slow in growth as you age. We spoke to dermatologists about how to care for your nails as you get older and break ...

Read on to know the factors that cause the skin around your nails to peel as well as the remedies.

Q: My nails have been splitting recently, and the skin around them is peeling and red. Could salon manicures be causing these problems? A: Yes! Cutting or filing the nail so that it arcs in the ...

Cuticle skin will dry out when exposed to acetone (cracking, peeling, bleeding)," Nail Lab Nail Technician Thea Phan explained to Sinclair Dermatology. This can also lead to dreaded hang nails.

Just as skin shows signs of age, nails do, too. Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Kiran Mian at Hudson Dermatology & Laser explained that aging nails can look dull or discolored, be slow-growing ...

In winter, the skin around people's nails often starts peeling off. Due to the peeling of the skin, there is pain in the hands and fingers. If you are also facing this problem, then let us tell ...

He explained that rich emollients help improve the texture of nails and the skin around nails by filling in gaps or cracks in skin and improving moisture retention.

No one likes the look of cracked and peeling cuticle skin. Whether you are on a date, at a business meeting, or for that matter, even in your daily life, flaky skin around the nails can be quite ...

Do you frequently peel off the skin around your nails? This is perhaps because of certain environmental and health reasons. Here are 5 reasons why the skin around your nail is peeling.

Paronychia is an infection of the skin that grows around your child’s fingernail. While some people can experience paronychia around their toenails, this usually doesn’t happen to children.

Vitamin or calcium deficiency is also the cause of peeling skin around nails. The deficiency of these minerals only causes dryness of the skin and makes it prone to flake and peel off.