My grandmother swears this nail-thinning trick is foolproof. Here’s how it works.

Have you ever struggled to trim your thick, tough toenails with nail clippers? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! Aging, friction, minor trauma, and even fungal infections can cause nails to gradually thicken. However, there’s no need to resort to expensive treatments: a simple routine, passed down from generation to generation, can work wonders using ingredients you probably already have at home.

Why do toenails get thick?

The grandmother’s trick that will help you make your thick nails thinner and neater in just a few simple steps.

What you’ll need:
Here are your allies in this 100% natural routine:   A bowl (or a large bowl)
Warm water
White vinegar
Baking soda
Soft nail
brush Soft nail file or pumice stone Oil
or moisturizer (sweet almond oil, coconut oil, or foot cream)
Step-by-step method
White vinegar foot bath
Fill a bowl with warm water, add about 125 ml (half a cup) of white vinegar, then soak your feet for 20 minutes. This foot bath will soften your nails and gently cleanse the skin.

Using a nail brush, gently scrub your nails and the surrounding skin to remove any residue. There’s no need to scrub vigorously; the bath has already prepared the area well.

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