According to Dr. David Sinclair, a professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School, your nails are actually a clear sign of your biological age. And unfortunately, getting more frequent manicures ...

Vogelman measured the nail growth of both humans and beagles to find a correlation between fingernail growth and ... Sinclair came under criticism last year when [he] was accused of pushing ...

A world-famous longevity expert has revealed that you may be able to predict your lifespan based on how quickly your fingernails grow. Dr David Sinclair, an expert in genetics at Harvard Medical ...

The speed of fingernail growth can indicate how quickly or slowly a person is aging, with faster growth suggesting better biological health. Factors like nutrition, circulation, and hormone levels ...

The rate at which your nails grow could suggest how quickly your body generates new, healthy cells, which is more likely to protect your body against age-related decline. Speaking on his podcast ...

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I cut them so close, I can feel the cold weather underneath my fingernails. Because of my pathetic attempt at self-grooming, I learned a new word, hyponychium. It’s the newish-looking skin under the ...

A pair of nail clippers is a medicine-cabinet essential, whether you prefer doing your own nails at home or need a trim in between manis and pedis. Before reporting this story, I had a few ...

We'll get right to the point: the sharper your nails are this season, the better. The runways in New York, London, Milan, and Paris proved that nails so sharp they're dangerous are one of the ...

Nguyen adds that this color painted over short nails packs a punch. Chanel Les Vernis in Rouge Noir ($33) There’s nothing quite like seeing a green sprig breaking free of the snow—which is ...