Skin Peeling Around Nail Beds

Ms.Matrix · **Skin Peeling Around Nail Beds -** 29-04-06, 11:11 AM

Hope someone can help, the past 2 or 3 weeks I have had a problem with the skin around my nailbeds peeling especially under the cuticle area is there anything that I can do to stop this because it is very bothersome and painful...I haven't been biting or pulling (this time) but have been using nail clippers to trim away the peeling skin because it gets caught on various articles of...well, everything...............PLEASE HELP!!!

salmonsa · 29-04-06, 11:41 AM

I had this problem and at the sides of the nails until Karen (Pippadoodles) introduced me to SOLAR OIL

Made a big difference with mine in less than a week

Mrs Geek · 29-04-06, 12:42 PM

Hey Girl... do you think you may be experiencing an allergic reaction due to over-exposure? Sometimes when you have been having your nails done for eons and monomer liquid has happily been painted along the skin around your nail plate as well as on the nail plate... your skin finally gets to a point where it's had enough and an allergic reaction can occur. If this is the case... you will have to move to a different system - Solar Oil may help too!

NailsFrmHeaven · 29-04-06, 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by salmonsa

I had this problem and at the sides of the nails until Karen (Pippadoodles) introduced me to SOLAR OIL

Made a big difference with mine in less than a week

Yes great advice, Solar Oil deffo!!!! it works a treat its a little magic in a bottle lol x

Ms.Matrix · 30-04-06, 08:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Mrs Geek

Hey Girl... do you think you may be experiencing an allergic reaction due to over-exposure? Sometimes when you have been having your nails done for eons and monomer liquid has happily been painted along the skin around your nail plate as well as on the nail plate... your skin finally gets to a point where it's had enough and an allergic reaction can occur. If this is the case... you will have to move to a different system - Solar Oil may help too!

That's the thing I haven't worn L&P since I was 2 months pregnant...want to do a set can't seem to find the time, I guess I just haven't been taking care of my nails properly

beautynails · 30-04-06, 08:53 AM

I've actually had something similar recently, & worked out it was from a facial cleanser I was trying.

Ms.Matrix · 30-04-06, 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by beautynails

I've actually had something similar recently, & worked out it was from a facial cleanser I was trying.

I don't know guys, I quite befuddled and bewildered, I haven't been using any thing different lately...

*******Ms. Matrix runs off to find the nearest store with Solar Oil*******

Come to think of it I have started using a different baby wipe scent for about a month now, but it doesn't react to Marlon's skin, could that be the culprit????

nailzoo · 30-04-06, 11:47 AM

do you have acrylics, my suspect is primer, and too much of it, i may be wrong, but i may be right

Ms.Matrix · 01-05-06, 12:32 AM

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Originally Posted by nailzoo

do you have acrylics, my suspect is primer, and too much of it, i may be wrong, but i may be right

Nope, haven't worn enhancements since I was 2 months pregnant and my baby boy is now 7 months.

I don't know why it's happening or where it could be stemming from but I do know it's irritating me beyond comprehension!!!!!!!

perthchik2002 · 01-05-06, 02:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Ms.Matrix

Nope, haven't worn enhancements since I was 2 months pregnant and my baby boy is now 7 months.

I don't know why it's happening or where it could be stemming from but I do know it's irritating me beyond comprehension!!!!!!!

Maybe it's an overexposure problem, not from acylic but from water. If you have a new baby, your probably doing a lot more washing, therefore your hands are in water a lot more than usual. This happened to me many years ago when I worked in a hairdressing salon doing shampooing! Just a thought.

Artsy Canadian · 01-05-06, 02:48 AM

Solar Oil, Solar Oil, Solar Oil!! Every day! could be a simple problem like dry hands. So moisturize and use solar oil (cause it really is magic in a bottle) everyday and see if there is a difference.

Ms.Matrix · 01-05-06, 04:10 AM

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Originally Posted by perthchik2002

Maybe it's an overexposure problem, not from acylic but from water. If you have a new baby, your probably doing a lot more washing, therefore your hands are in water a lot more than usual. This happened to me many years ago when I worked in a hairdressing salon doing shampooing! Just a thought.

That's a thought...Could be. I will be going to get some solar oil soon!!!

Snugglepuss · 02-05-06, 12:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Ms.Matrix

That's a thought...Could be. I will be going to get some solar oil soon!!!

hope you get it sorted soon Debbie xxx

Ms.Matrix Tweetacular Geek! Posts: 2,085 Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: The Motor City, USA	Skin Peeling Around Nail Beds - 29-04-06, 11:11 AM Hope someone can help, the past 2 or 3 weeks I have had a problem with the skin around my nailbeds peeling especially under the cuticle area is there anything that I can do to stop this because it is very bothersome and painful...I haven't been biting or pulling (this time) but have been using nail clippers to trim away the peeling skin because it gets caught on various articles of...well, everything...............PLEASE HELP!!!

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salmonsa Real geeky Posts: 319 Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Coalville,Leics	29-04-06, 11:41 AM I had this problem and at the sides of the nails until Karen (Pippadoodles) introduced me to SOLAR OIL Made a big difference with mine in less than a week

Mrs Geek Sweet Heart Posts: 6,330 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Yorkshire	29-04-06, 12:42 PM Hey Girl... do you think you may be experiencing an allergic reaction due to over-exposure? Sometimes when you have been having your nails done for eons and monomer liquid has happily been painted along the skin around your nail plate as well as on the nail plate... your skin finally gets to a point where it's had enough and an allergic reaction can occur. If this is the case... you will have to move to a different system - Solar Oil may help too!

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beautynails Grand Geek Posts: 2,710 Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Australia NSW	30-04-06, 08:53 AM I've actually had something similar recently, & worked out it was from a facial cleanser I was trying.

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nailzoo Grand Geek Posts: 5,092 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Australia	30-04-06, 11:47 AM do you have acrylics, my suspect is primer, and too much of it, i may be wrong, but i may be right

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Artsy Canadian Geeky Posts: 207 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Duncan, BC	01-05-06, 02:48 AM Solar Oil, Solar Oil, Solar Oil!! Every day! could be a simple problem like dry hands. So moisturize and use solar oil (cause it really is magic in a bottle) everyday and see if there is a difference.

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