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Jellycat
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I used to bite my nails and I have to say, stop and grow did absolutely nothing for it - tastes disgusting but if you're determined, you can bite through it!
I'm sorry to say that I didn't stop until I met my beloved, when I was 26...and I can't remember what made me stop now - better things to think about I expect  |
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agapanthus
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Location: in the middle of a building site :(
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| Leonie wrote: | biting your nails (especially toenails!  ) is a disgusting habit. S has been biting them so short you can see raw skin. Thanks Alison, I'll visit the chemist tomorrow and see if they have what you describe. |
I totally agree Leonnie....my granddaughter bites her nails...because she sees her mother doing it all the time(yeuch!)...and she wonders why the poor girl get ill all the time. I dread to think what germs congregate on her hands after being in school all day:( The Stop 'n Grow stuff is very good but you have to remind yourself to put it on quite a few times a day. I'm having Jasmine for the 2 weeks Easter break and will hope to have her habit kicked after that time  Good luck |
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