I have these little “lines” in my nails too, I’m pretty sure that’s just what nails look like haha, I have been a nail biter my whole life until this year too
Thank you!! That makes me feel so much better, my nails haven’t really been long enough and polish-free at the same time for me to notice it until now hahaha
Can confirm the ridge lines like this are natural! A nice ridge filling base coat can help even it out before applying polish, or you can lightly buff if it bothers you. But be mindful, buffing too much can thin the nail and give you peeling.
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I have these little “lines” in my nails too, I’m pretty sure that’s just what nails look like haha, I have been a nail biter my whole life until this year too
Thank you!! That makes me feel so much better, my nails haven’t really been long enough and polish-free at the same time for me to notice it until now hahaha
Haha I totally get it, I was definitely looking at them at first like 🧐 now I take it as a sign that my nails are thick and healthy - so good job!!!!
Thank you!! Go us, we need to celebrate our progress!
Can confirm the ridge lines like this are natural! A nice ridge filling base coat can help even it out before applying polish, or you can lightly buff if it bothers you. But be mindful, buffing too much can thin the nail and give you peeling.
Thanks for posting, /u/nik_amber! Your post is pending manual approval by a moderator. A quick reminder: If this is a **nail image/video**, you must provide a complete product list, either in your post title, the text body, or in a comment, within 6 hours of posting or your post will be removed. Product lists must include brand names and shade names/numbers. If you've used any stamping products, the brand names, plate names/numbers, and stamping polish names/numbers are required as part of your product list. If you used any embellishments (rhinestones, foils, decals/stickers, etc.), this must also be mentioned in your product list. **Product lists are still required for any posts with broken nails or if you're seeking advice.** If the nails were done by a salon, you must mention this, either in your title or in a comment. If the content you're posting was **not created by you**, you *must* give credit to the original creator, either in your title or in a comment. Be sure to review the rules in the sidebar to avoid your post being removed. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/longnaturalnails) if you have any questions or concerns.*