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I heard that toe nails take 3 times longer to grow than your finger nails. So should you clip your finger nails 3 times before you clip you toe nails once?

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by Line Whisperer on Mar 19, 2009 at 3:37 am Permalink

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Actually, it is 4 times slower than your hand nails.

However, toenails are also subjected to body stress. If you are ill or stressed the toe nails will not grow at all.
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I heard that toe nails take 3 times longer to grow than your finger nails. So should you clip your finger nails 3 times before you clip you toe nails once?

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