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Fingernails start to grow right under the base of the cuticle. There are probably only a few millimeters underneath the skin.
since your fingers are constantly touching dirt and germs it is a barrier between the outside world and your skin...they therefore help prevent infection. that's why they say the part of your body that contains the most dirt is your fingernails and that's why you should constantly wash your hands :)
Fingernails are made of skin.
naturally...no but if you scratch your skin alot, all the dirt from your skin, gets underneath your nails, or if you dig sand or dirt.....
I guess it means that you scrached your skin in your sleep ! and dead skin cells are that black think under your fingernails
We need fingernails for grip. Fingernails are calcium deposits. Fingernails give our fingers support. If we didn't have them our fingers tips would be too soft to grip things.Fingernails are NOT calcium deposits. They are keratin just like the top layer of skin and our hair. They do help give our fingers support and are meant to help protect our fingertips.Fingernails are a part of the normal function of the body which skin cells die and turn into the hard "nail" that grows constantly on your finger. They serve no known function, but are required for the life cycle of skin cells. This is the so called cemetery for skin cells.
Some premature babies get dark colored or black fingernails because of the lack of fat under the skin which causes the skin to discolor. This can also be due to a lowered amount of oxygen in the extremities shortly after birth.
The effects of psoriasis on the fingernails may include discoloration of the nail, pitting (small holes) of the nails, lines across the nails, thickening of the skin under the nail, and the loosening or crumbling of the nail.
Cracked cuticles can be caused by a variety of factors including: Dry air Excessive hand washing Frequent nail biting Manicures and over-manipulation of the cuticle Exposure to harsh chemicals Insufficient moistureThese environmental and lifestyle factors can cause the skin around the fingernails to become dry and brittle leading to cracked cuticles.
Your fingernails feel painful and red because your skin is attached to your nails.
It's you dead, hsrden skin!
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