Who says it's bad to bite?

The Bite:
We love all Biters - even nail biters - but it's time to say "bite me" to nail polishes and products with cancer-causing chems. Totally glam, natural alternatives are now at your fingertips.
The Benefits: 
  • Get drop-dead gorgeous nails without, um, dropping dead.
  • Avoid hormone-disrupting chems like phthalates, most commonly found in women aged 15-45, in part due to the use of nail polish.
  • Water-based formulas let your cuticles breathe.
Personally Speaking: 
Bite team member Kay's daughter used to bite her nails, so she considered buying her a gross-tasting "no-bite" polish. Unfortch, the chems it contained were just as yucky as the taste. A (nail) biter no longer, mom and daughter now prettify with polish from Honeybee Gardens.
Wanna Try: 
Patience please: some natural polishes take a little longer to dry.
i did not know nail polish could be so harmless. i always bite my nails, even though i never do it to the point where i tear them off, but as i read in this article, that is not the serious problem. it all relies in the product and the chemicals it is made up of. i love doing my nails, although after learning something as dangerous as this, i will begin to be more cautious and use natural, organic nail polish. because i know i will not stop biting them, sometimes it is something i do without even noticing.

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