Learning About Nail anatomy

Learning about nail anatomy.

About nail Anatomy?

In this article I well share you a  quickly  discuss nail Anatomy with you. So let's start with anatomy of a nail we're going to talk about what is cuticle because that is a very  big topic and everyone has a different idea, of what they think cuticle is how we identify living skin and also some common prep tools and again we're going to do the manual style,

 let's talk about the nail matrix, quick the nail matrix is really back in this part of our finger.

 so it's the part that we can't see it's hidden underneath the tissue and this is where our fingernail grows from now you know. when you're going to do some cuticle prep so our nail matrix is back in here the root of the nail is essentially the first part of the nail plate that starts to grow from the matrix so the nail matrix makes our nail plate and then the root of the nail is the very  back part where the nail starts to grow from then we have the proximal nail fold which is the skin that is the thickest part of the skin that just barely starts to touch our nail plate on the exterior of our finger. Eponym the nail plate itself the nail bed which is the part underneath the nail plate that's like if you were to peel off your nail that squishy part underneath it would be bleeding like crazy is your nail bed so that's the part that keeps your nail plate attached to your hand and we also have the free edge, the fingertip which is you know the Phalanx. which is the bone inside of our finger and also the hyponym,  starts to grow out onto the nail plate the nail plate itself is this whole area this whole piece is your nail plate is underneath so if you were to take off your nail which would be really gross your nail bed is underneath your nail play the free edge is this part right here on the very end. so this part that grows off.  the tip of your finger is the free edge and the free edge could be anywhere it could be back here because the person bit their nail down it could be way out here.

lot of people think the eponym cam is the cuticle and that's actually not the same thing the eponym.  is kind of semi translucent so right behind the eponym is the proximal nail fold that proximal nail fold is that skin that is right there at the base of our nail plate the ebony qiyam is that thin skin that's attached to the proximal nail fold and then the cuticle is actually that dried tissue that grows out onto the nail plate so it detaches from the eponym and grows out onto the nail plate. we also have hang nails hang nails are kind of fly you know free flying and pieces of skin that have become detached from our finger and sometimes they tear and they cause bleeding but they are loose pieces of skin. often you know we can help to remove or sometimes they need to heal on their own.

  basic cuticle pusher  spoon on it and on the other end it has this little scraper piece and the scraper is really to gently help remove dead cuticle that is on the nail plate now remember the cuticle is not this part of your finger the cuticle is actually. so the cuticle is that dried skin that's on the actual nail plate itself and so that little scraper tool helps to remove that. so this is a spoon

 cuticle pusher,  that have a different type of pusher like this now. because it pushes back like it just kind of it pushes back against the finger the only disadvantage is it's a little bit more aggressive. so for someone who has sensitive skin you're probably just going to want to stick with your cuticle pusher like so and with the little scrapey bit on the end sometimes they have a point sometimes they have this type of curved scraper and there's also cuticle pushers that are a little bit more simple they're just flat like.

we're talking about how to identify what we're going to remove, through these Article so when we push back our cuticles a lot of people they tip their cuticle pusher up like this in order to push back the cuticle they do it about 50-degree angle we don't want to do this because what we're doing is we're putting downward pressure on the nail plate and if we're shoving this back we're also putting downward pressure on our matrix which over time can damage our nails can you remember our nail matrix is where our nail grows from and if that gets damaged we're gonna ruin our entire nail plate because it's gonna grow in a deformed

way and our nail plate will never be at normal again so when you do your cuticle pushing you want you to actually put it at more of a parallel angle. gently push back  and  just use kind of like a back-and-forth gentle motion not using a lot of pressure. just trying to gently scrape any dead tissue, prep the nail plate and remove the old product all at the same time. the nail Anatomy get you guys to understand what is cuticle what is ebony qiyam what we're doing when we're doing cuticle work and  really  suggest you guys remove water and cuticle remover as much as possible in your services you know that sounds insane because there is literally like a whole world that's built around water and soaking your nails and that's how we grow up it's like  manicures soaking your fingers and water  but it really does a number your nail plate it also does a number on your skin and it makes it much more difficult for you to identify what is living tissue and what isn't when all of your skin is wet and translucent and you can't see the difference, so once you guys to just try this, try it out.

Thank you for reading my article.

Related Articles! top 16 tips to growth long nail faster|home remedies