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I'd add two thing if I may: to absorb iron it's necessary to absorb enough vitamin C, and you left it out, maybe because it was obvious... And be careful with the green tea, it's a very affective diuretic, so it can be wrong when you lacking minerals... and also it has tannic acid which blocks the iron absorption... |
I do not care for them because some women care too much about them and are afraid to work because they do not want to break one since they paid $40 to get them. Also why would I find fingernails attractive in any form. I mean does anyone say " I love your nails they turn me on"?
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I am afraid I dislike these false nails very much although its obvious that if you're into designer nails with gorgeous designs that can be skilfully done might be attractive-- But not to me.
It seems to be really big business so there is a demand for them. I cannot bear my own own nails to be long either. No doubt the artificial ones could make a good defensive weapon LOL. |
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I have no idea why they should turn you on. Yes I can believe that they can be alien to work-- so easily damaged I imagine. |
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Yeah, I left out the vitamin C on purpose... That's one I take regularly anyways and just assumed it was a given... As for the green tea, I forgot to mention it's just a brush on thing, like nail polish, so there is no ingestion of it... I'm thinking it can't have a negative effect that way. (although I could be wrong... Wouldn't be the first time, lol)... Thanks for the advice! :-) |
nope not attractive in the slightest.
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nope i think whats the point of having something fake, (eg nails or hair extentions) when u can grow ur own?? mine are all natural but they are nice enough to look fake...if u catch my drift
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