From opening lids to digging in dirt, your fingernails are part of a lot of tasks. This makes the nails a common spot to find dirt, bacteria, lint, dead skin cells, and other unwanted material.

People can clean both their fingernails and toenails. Usually, this will involve using sterile nail clippers, soap, water, and a soft nail brush to help remove material from under the nail.

Long, prettily painted fingernails have been considered the epitome of feminine beauty for decades, but lately the trend has been reaching new lengths as longer and more intricately designed finger ...

Regular manicures can harm nails. Proper cleaning is essential for nail health. Tips for cleaning nails at home shared, including massaging with oil, soaking nails in lukewarm water with added ...

Frequent hand-washing is the first line of defense to protect yourself against germs and bacteria, as doctors and medical professionals have advised to avoid coronavirus infection. But how do our ...

Fingernails are more than just a part of our appearance; they can also harbor a surprising number of microorganisms. A study published in the Journal of American Podiatric Medical Association revealed ...

Nails get dirty faster than most people notice. A normal day is enough: peeling fruit, typing on shared keyboards, packing bags, opening parcels, even just walking around the house. Dirt slips ...

The holiday season can make even the Scroogeiest of people enthusiastic about things they normally don't care about. I, who refused to dress up for Halloween, am now the world's most enthusiastic ...