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What Causes Horizontal & vertical Ridges in Finger and Toenails
Ridges in fingernails
Vertical ridges sometimes appear along the length of the fingernails.

Sometimes marks, discoloration or pits or grooves on a fingernail, such as those that run from side to side (known as Beau's lines), can be an indication of a nail injury or a health problem. However, in the case of vertical ridges, there is normally no reason to be concerned. These ridges look and feel like raised lines, and they run from the cuticle at the base of the fingernail to the tip. These ridges are not usually a sign of injury or a health problem but are a harmless result of ageing. They often become more prominent or numerous as you get older.

However, if the vertical ridges are accompanied by brittle nails, with jagged edges or splitting, you may have a condition known as onychorrhexis, which may be linked to a skin-related medical condition such as lichen planus, a type of non-infectious skin rash, or certain other health conditions such as anaemia or an underactive thyroid gland. Also, if the ridges run horizontally from side to side, they may indicate a health problem. So you should seek medical advice

Lots of women – and some men – shave their legs on a regular basis, but it becomes a tedious task when repeated day in and day out. Even if you only shave a few times a week it still takes up precious time.

Before long all that hair is back – but not anymore thanks to this easy-to-use hair removal technique!

While their are tons of alternatives to shaving, most contain harmful chemicals that are really bad for your skin. This simple technique only uses three ingredients: sugar, lemon and water.

Its often reffered to as ‘Sugaring’. Its an ancient technique passed down through the ages from the old civilizations of Mesopotamia, Egypt and Greece, with Cleopatra as probably its most famous fan.
Sugaring using sugaring paste hasn't lost its popularity since those times; on the contrary, it is the favourite hair removal method in the Orient and is spreading steadily to the rest of the world. In France it is already the number one preferred method for hair removal and it's booming in Germany and North America.
Sugaring is so popular because it is a gentler, natural alternative to other hair removal methods.
So how do you do it?
Start out your sugar paste hair removal journey by combining 1/4 cup of fresh lemon juice, 1/4 cup of water and 2 cups of sugar.
Place them in a deep pot and cook on high heat for 4-5 minutes. Once it starts to boil take it off the heat and pour it into a separate bowl. The result will resemble caramelized sugar cake. Allow it to cool for a bit and then start pulling it apart.

The mixture should have a similar texture to chewing gum at this point but if it is too solid add a tiny drop of water. Make sure your skin is completely clean before proceeding to the next part.

Dry the skin then apply the separated parts of the sugar paste. Make sure to apply it in the opposite direction of the hair growth. Then just pull the pieces of paste off your leg and you’re all done!
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