Could your nails splitting be due to a lack of nutrients and moisture, making your body seem older than your actual age?
What makes me feel my age is that, even after LASIK, I still have some nearsightedness—and when I wear contacts, I have trouble seeing things up close.
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Wanting to make sure I always soak in a warm bath
Starting to think about putting the people around me and my subordinates in the spotlight rather than myself
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It seems to me that nails becoming prone to splitting is simply a sign that your diet lacks nutritional balance.
That said, the fact that we all grow older is something no one can escape, so it may be worth thinking about how you want to age.
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Maybe it’s that I can’t finish a large double portion with extra vegetables at a Jiro-style ramen shop anymore.
Also, I guess I can’t genuinely fall for younger girls anymore. And whenever possible, I like to leave a full day between adult dates.
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I guess I’ve started choosing skirts with longer hemlines… lol
Maybe your nails are splitting because of dryness? I use cuticle oil and hand cream, and I get complimented on my hands pretty often. I sanitize them a lot these days, so hand cream is essential.
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