The manicure cure

Article Abstract:

Americans spend about $3 billion a year on nail care services and products, but little can be done to make fingernails grow faster or become stronger. Manicures may, in some cases, help prevent nail biting. The risk of infection from manicures may be avoided by asking how the tools are sterilized.

Care and treatment, Fingernails, Nail-biting, Nail biting

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Here comes the sun

Article Abstract:

Tennis players are encouraged to use sunscreen lotions, preferably those which contain sun-protection factor, in order to alleviate risks of contracting skin disorders. Experts also advise players to increase the intake of water, in order to replenish the body's lost fluids.

Usage, Skin diseases, Sunscreening agents, Tennis, Sunscreens (Cosmetics)

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Straight talk

Article Abstract:

Various methods of performing stretching exercises are detailed. The importance of stretching before a workout is stressed, since muscles that are warm are less vulnerable to injuries.

Methods, Stretching exercises, Stretch (Physiology), Stretching (Physiology)

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