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You can't stop their nail growth, but if you noticed that they are getting curled up you should go to a vet so they can clip them.
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Do your nails stop growing?
yes
Does painting your nails stop your nails from growing?
No. The growing part is in back of your nails under the skin. The part that you paint is dead.
Do nails ever stop growing?
yes.
Why is there a thin layer of skin growing up your nails?
And how can I stop it?
Do human nails stop growing?
Human nails are essentially deposits of dead cells, like your hair. Even when you die, you'll have cells dying off so your nails will not stop growing for a very, very long time.
Can nail glue stop your nails from growing?
yes it can, the chemicals in the glue, react with your real nails and cause them to stop growing. I supose it is useful for the glue to makeyour nails stop growing because if they grew under the fake nails, the real nail would grow above the fake one. I am quite young, I'm 11 and i only wear press on fake nails because i love my nails, but because my original nails grow slow i tend to wear fake ones, but at least the ones i use don't ruin your nails!
What are three body parts that never stop growing?
your skin, your hair, and your nails.
Do baby hamsters have nails?
no they do not
Does your hair stop growing after you die?
Yes. When you die you hair and finer nails do not continue to grow.
Why won't my hamsters hair stop growing?
my hamsters hair simply won't stop growing.... its just growing extreme lengths behind the ears-iguess like a lions mane.. every tme we trim it-it grows back even longer the next day.. i thought it was supposed to be even all round? : please help!!! : thankyou
What mammal has sharp teeth that don't stop growing?
a mammal that has sharp teeth that don't stop growing is the rodents.Animals such as hamsters, rats, beavers, etc.
How long after death do hair and nails grow?
They stop growing within minutes but they appear to continue growing for a longer period because the skin tends to recede as it dries out.
