Stop Nail Biting Tools

by Stubbs Nomore on September 3, 2009

Yes, sheer willpower will get you to quit for a period… maybe long, maybe short. But, sooner or later if you aren’t taking good care of your nails, if you aren’t taking pride in the fact they have grown, if you aren’t grooming them and your cuticles, then you are going to relapse. It might be months or years before you get your nails to grow back again.

If you have grown your nails only to lose the battle against keeping them out of your mouth and looking good, then you know what I’m say is 100% accurate. It’s an ongoing battle. One you cannot win on your own without doing more than overcoming the tremendous urge to bite your nails. Here are a couple of tools, not that you don’t need even more, that will help you in your battle.

Two items you must have in your pocket or purse are a file and a cuticle nipper. Women can use all manner of files that neatly fit in their purse. Both sexes can use the Tweezerman Stainless Steel Cuticle Nipper and Cuticle Pusher. It’s not too bulky and will save you time again from going to town on a nagging cuticle.

Tweezerman Stainless Steel Cuticle Nipper If you think this is too much bother, or you might be embarrassed to have it in your purse or pocket, then you are not committed to quitting your nail biting habit. Basically, you are stuck with your habit and it is not worth the time, effort and expense to order this tool.

Another “must-have” tool is a decent file. Females can have their choice of whatever they like that conveniently fits in their purse. Men, on the other hand, need something compact. Once again, I will recommend a tool from the reliable and serviceable Tweezerman family of nail care products.

The Tweezerman His Pocket Ceramic Nail File/ Cleaner is a gem. I recommend it over the files you that come on the

Folding Nail File

typical nail clipper. Those are very rough and hard to get a smooth edge, especially on nails that are soft from years of being bitten. This nail file is a little too thick for my taste. So, it takes some used to figuring out how to get the proper angle on the nail, but it’s compact and does a great job for you.

Get these two tools and you are off to a good start towards helping yourself learn how to stop nail biting permanently. To see an even broader range of products designed to help you check out these helpful  nail care tools and these useful nail care products.

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Stop Biting Your Nails

by Stubbs Nomore on August 23, 2009

I found a useful informative inspiring article on the Internet today. It is titled, Stop Biting Your Nails. It offers those who suffer from nail biting some help, so I wanted to pass it along to readers here. I don’t need to tell you if you are afflicted with the curse to bite your nails, then you can use help to learn how to stop biting your nails from where ever it comes. Nailbiting is a curse of sorts, but you don’t have to live with it forever. Learn how to get the help that will work for you and then follow it.

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If You Don’t Take Care, Your Bitten Nails Will Show It

August 19, 2009

Here is a simple truth about growing out your bitten nails and gnawed cuticles. Even if you manage to stop biting your nails for a period of time, you are vulnerable to relapsing for many reasons.

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Short Video on How to Stop Nail Biting

August 5, 2009

While there is some good advice in this short video aimed at helping those who want to learn how to stop nail biting, the suggestions are minimal when it comes to getting a grip on erasing the nail biting habit for good.
Advice stops short of offering long term help to curb fingernail biting permanently
The fact [...]

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You Had a Nail Biting Relapse, So What

July 20, 2009

I’m betting anyone who ever bit their nails has tried to quit and failed. It’s that strong a bad habit. Having a relapse is a shame, but it’s not the end of the world, or even the end of your quest to stop nail biting. It is just a simple reminder of how hard it [...]

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No Short Term Solutions to Stop Nail Biting

July 9, 2009

When it comes to nail biting, there are no “quick fixes” or easy short term solutions to help you learn how to quit your deeply ingrained fingernail biting habit. It’s easy enough to fall prey to those kinds of claims because for most nail biters they have suffered through repeated periods where they quit for [...]

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Basic Manicure Part of Learning to Stop Nail Biting

June 14, 2009

Basic How to Manicure – a necessary step to stop nail bitingIn my book, How to Stop Nail Biting, I devote lots of time to helping readers understand they need to learn how to do basic grooming. Learning to do your own basic manicure is essential if you want to be able to maintain your [...]

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Tools to Help Stop Nail Biting

June 8, 2009

There are lots of ways to quit nail biting, including good old will power. If you check, virtually all the systems, cures, etc., out there that offer to help you quit nail biting exclusively focus on getting you to learn to stop nail biting in the intial phase of changing your behavior. That is all [...]

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You Can Stop Nail Biting

May 24, 2009

The good news is if you are serious, committed and willing to work at quitting nail biting, there is help.

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New Book Teaches How to Stop Nail Biting Permanently

April 1, 2009

We are thrilled and proud to announce How to Stop Nail Biting has just been published as a paperback. You can find it at Amazon.com and BarnesandNoble.com. It is also available to retailers through Ingram.
Here is a copy of the PRWEB press release on Tuesday:
Learn How to Stop Nail Biting Permanently
If nail biting were a [...]

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