Cuticle picking problem
Posted November 30th, 2007 by debra_p
Hello
I guess I'm the first one to post around here. I hope new folks will join soon...
Anyhow I found this website by mistake while looking around the net for information about cuticle picking. I have been doing it since I'm a child, and never seized doing it. It's actually become a problem, since my fingers sometimes get to the point when it looks grotesque and ugly. I always thought that this problem I am having is just a bad habbit, but after I read stuff about it I begin to understand that it might be some inner turmoil inside me that has to do with it, and brings me to self distruciton will again and again. I notice that the picking picks in times of stress.
Anyone has similar problem?
On July 23rd, 2010 D said:
Okay Cuticle picking problem is far from my ONLY picking problem:
- cuticles til the bleed and sore and look terrible even though my nails grow beautiful and long.
- I picked a whole in my head in fifth grade - scabs are not a good thing for me to have.
- I never had pimples as a kid but as an adult I do so guess what - pick them - I have scarred myself terrible.
My whole thing is not necessarily feeling a sense of grooming but more about feeling. I can't stand lumps, scabby feeling stuff, white dead skin on nails etc. I pick until smooth and then I feel better.
I wish I could STOP!!!!! I even say STOP IT- just this last one pick and no more - yeah right!
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On June 29th, 2010 ashleydeanna said:
Has anyone been to a therapist about this cuticle picking problem? I have been a nail biter/cuticle picker since I was a little kid and have been through many phases where it's gotten better, but the habit always comes back. I'm at the point where I feel that I need professional help with my head, not just the physical habit. My main problem is that I pick my cuticles with my fingers when it's not a good time to have my fingers in my mouth, but anytime I'm able I use my teeth to bite the cuticle (and nails as well), trying to "fix" them. Any little thing that feels rough or ragged HAS TO come off. I have a little manicure kit and i do try to use the cuticle nipper sometimes, rather than biting, but usually I only do that when I've been gnawing and picking at my fingers all day and they're still not "fixed". Luckily I'm not one of those people that chews their nails down to the quick - I have long nail beds and they look gorgeous during the short periods I'm able to stop. Another thing that worries me is that since I do use my teeth to pick my fingers, I might make myself sick or get an infection in my hands. It hasn't happened yet, but it's still a concern.
I recently got engaged and have this beautiful ring - and it's mortifying to have to show it off knowing that people are looking at the whole picture of my hand, not just the ring. I am desperate to stop this compulsion completely as soon as I can so that my hands will do my beautiful ring justice, and so that I can be rid of the shame and stress this is causing me in addition to the anxiety and stress caused by planning a wedding.
If anyone has ever seen a psychologist about this problem, I'd love to hear your feedback. I'm not thrilled about the expense of going this route, but honestly I'll do anything at this point.
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On June 21st, 2010 dontfret2010 said:
I am very glad I came across this site, and pretty encouraged that so many other people have this problem. I have had a cuticle picking problem for years, and it doesn't seem to satisfy me unless I bleed. I have really never known why I do this, and no matter how bloody and sore my fingers are, I just keep picking and peeling my skin off. As I am typing, I have bandages on 3 of my fingers with the blood showing through them. I always thought that this was a mindless habit, like nail biting or hair-twirling. It seems like more, though. My fiance hates it and thinks of it as a form of self-mulitation. I'm not sure what to think of it. Anyone else have a similar story?
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On May 7th, 2010 baill said:
Yup, me too. I am 54 and have done this all my life. I've read it's a form of OCD - over-grooming. This is why some people will pick or pluck or scratch other areas of their bodies - always looking for "perfecting" that area. My dad used to say (he had it too - runs in the family) "I picked that cuticle piece all the way to my elbow." Other people in my family over groom other areas. Mine is the cuticle picking. Bit my nails when I was very young. Quit that a long time ago. I have beautiful long nails and ugly red cuticles!
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On April 30th, 2010 new2az said:
I was so excited to run across this site. I have been plagued by picking my cuticles since I was a child and am now 45 years old. I work in the medical field and cannot afford to have open sores on my fingers, but I cannot stop picking. Sometimes when I look at my fingers and they look great, I know it won't last long and the picking will begin again. I cannot see a piece of dry skin and not pick it off, as hard as I might try to stop myself. When I begin picking I have to pick until that piece is picked completely off, even if that means I have caused intense pain or bleeding. I realize this is so sick and am just realizing that this might be a type of OCD. I do take Prozac, which I just started about 6 months ago, but not because of this but because of some muscle aches and pains I was experiencing, and headaches. I believe it has helped to some extent. I also have no problems when I am wearing acrylic nails and I almost laughed out loud when I read that on other posts. There are others in my family that pick like me; my son, my brothers, my dad, and my nephew, so feel there is some genetic factor involved. Let me know what works for others to stop this awful habit. I have tried Burt's Bees, which helps if you continually put it on. I have grabbed the little jar and rubbed it on my fingers when I had the urge to pick, but it is greasy and not too practical when trying to study and turn pages in a book. One of my fingers is especially bad tonight and I just cannot leave it alone. Thanks for listening.
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On April 29th, 2010 spursfan1972 said:
I thought i was such a weirdo until i found this site. OMG I have been picking for about 15 years now i starrted by chewing thew inside of my cheeks since i was a kid but then i moved on to this... (i still chew my cheeks sometimes too.) I am on 3 antidepressants and still nothing. sometimes i pick until i bleed and then wear bandaids to hide it. i know my friends at work probably wonder why i have bandaids on all the time. i am hoping that just rewading some posts and being able to write about this will help me. i seem to be worse lately because i am not happy with my life and i have no friends outside of work and i am stressed and bored. right now i am trying really hard not to pick and i want to get a manicure to see if that helps. i just can't take it anymore!
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On April 30th, 2010 new2az said:
I am going to get acrylic nails put on tomorrow, even though I hate what they do to my own nails, because it helps me stop picking. In my profession I cannot afford to have open sores on my fingers but they really don't want nurses to have fake nails either. So, I guess I'm going to get them anyway and just keep them short. I figure it's better to not have sores. We'll see, but I was glad to know I wasn't the only "weirdo" that does this.
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On February 15th, 2010 spiritbaby201 said:
hi im 27 coming up for 28 soon and i have bein picking since i was a child far as i can remeber im soo over the moon i found this site skin pick i know now im not along n a freak . my mum used to always say to me that my fingers would fall off if i dident stop picking . still from this day forward i still do it but its mostly my arms i pick and time to time its my fingers if i have any scabs i find it really hard to stop it gets to the point now were i have to sit on my hands to stop me from picking but it dont always work .n i pick till i bleed then i stop then i just do it again . every soo often my partner catches me n tells me to stop it . and im like i cant its a bad happit i used to always think that . sum time i pick till i cant pick any more .
sum times my arms look a mess n i need to wear long levess or wear a zipper soo i dont pick its when my arms are coverd that when i dont pick . and when my arms are uncoverd i dead to pick n find it really hard not to .
can plx any one give me any advice .
is their anything for it . i feel is if i get older it may get alot worse .
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On February 15th, 2010 wishididntpick said:
Hi everyone -
Nice to know there are others out there that do this. I'm a sales-rep and find myself picking in the car, in meetings, at home, visiting with friends, etc. I've done this forever, and I hate it. There is nothing worse than a client grabbing your hand and saying, "Wow, what's wrong with you?" I do take an SSRI and have found no improvement in picking. I HAVE found that acrylic nails do wonders to stop the problem; however, I play the guitar and can't play with the acrylics. I have found one more thing that some of you may like to try: I found at a beauty supply store callus remover and artificial pumice, made by "Mr. Pumice." In the morning in the shower I put a small amount of callus remover on each finger and sore and cuticle and then scrub each like crazy with the pumice. It has the same satisfying feeling that the picking does, and leaves each finger extremely smooth. Then finish with a thick cream after drying hands. To those of you that can afford having nails put on, do it. Your problem will stop. Good luck everyone.
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On February 13th, 2010 lrg said:
wow! i was looking on the web for reasons why my nails (specifically my thumb nails) have ridges and look so disgusting...in my search i determined that trauma to the nail bed can cause this. when i was 13 i started getting acrylics put on my nails and once i stopped around age 15 i began "picking"! picking like crazy only my thumb nail cuticles. i too pick till they bleed... use tools to get to that hard to grab piece of cuticle and continue to pull and pick even when it hurts and i know it will bleed. i've often wondered if this is why my nails look the way they do. i dont pick any other cuticles and all my other nails look fine. i've tried to file down these terribly ugly ridges on my nails, use creams, and wear band aids to hide both my ugly nails and even uglier, red and puffy cuticles. i've never met anyone else who does the same thing. and i'm so embarrassed that i keep my thumbs tucked into my fists to keep people from noticing.
what do i do? i need help! does anyone else have this weird nail issue as a result of picking? i'd like to know if the two are related....
HEEEELP!
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On February 9th, 2010 Sarah1509 said:
im glad im not the only one. i constantly pick at my thumbs untill they're raw and start to bleed. even now as im writing this i have a bad urge to pick at them. i feel helpless i also have tried band aids, lotion, clipping off excess skin with a nail clipper, and the only thing that really helps me to not pick at my skin is too acrylic nails. i constantly look at other people's hands and i wish i had pretty hands like them. ugh i just want some way of cutting this out!!! the funny thing is whenever i do pick at my skin i know i need to stop but i just can't bring my self to stop!
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On January 31st, 2010 kcooksey25 said:
I also pick my cuticles until they bleed! I have never seen anyone else with fingers that look as bad mine, so I am glad that there are other people out there that have the same problem. I have noticed that my mother and grandmother also do the same thing (not to the extent that I do). I have tried everything (neosporin/bandaids, baby oil/lotion and gloves, etc.) and the only thing that has helped me is having acrylic nails put on. The nail is too thick to break the skin. It keeps my cuticles from being attacked. The first time I get them on, it hurts really bad, but it goes away by my next appointment. The downside is the minute they come off my nails, I start to pick at my cuticles again. I am willing to try anything that will help, if there are any other suggestions!
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On January 19th, 2010 psych client said:
I found this forum over the weekend and just joined. I didn't realize how many others go through this. Just tonight, I talked to my T more honestly about what I do. It didn't gross him out like I thought it would.
Anyway, neosporin and bandaids are how I heal my fingers temporarily...what also helps is having solar nails because they are too thick to break skin but then I found my cuticle cutter. I should throw that away I guess.
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On January 19th, 2010 Thumz said:
Man-O-Man - I thought I was the only "freak" who self-destructs their hands like this. Ever since I can remember, I have chewed my thumbnails and shredded the cuticles on the thumbs - I mean down to the nubs and blood. Like more than 20 years, okay? The other eight fingers fare well, except I keep the nails very short (with my teeth). Not TOO short, though. I'd love to find a way to stop this nonsense. My co-workers and friends are wigged out. Sigh.
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On January 14th, 2010 michells said:
I was just looking on line for some kind of cuticle cream that might make my dryness go away so I will stop picking. I couldn't believe it when I saw that other people have this problem too. I always thought it was from being nervous, bored, etc. I have stopped off and on picking my cuticles and when they heal, they look beautiful. After I got divorced I stopped picking for a long time. Then I started again. I am so embarrassed about it, i try to hide my hands. I always see women with beautiful hands and nails and I get so angry with myself. I have long nails but they look awful when I pick my skin around them. I also had acrylic nails put on a few years ago and it did stop me from picking. But then I let them grow out because I have beautiful nails without ruining them with acrylics. When I started picking again non stop, I decided to get acrylics again. This time, I was able to pick with them. Now I am in the process of letting them grow out. I find that when I get manicures every couple of weeks, I tend not to pick because my handls look so much better after the cuticles have been cut by a professional. I put solar oil on my cuticles and baby oil with aloe in it on my hands every morning and let it soak in. My hands are so dry. I work with a lot of paperwork and I think that makes them dry too. It's good to know there are others like me around. It's so embarrassing. My father also picked his cuticles and I thought I inherited this bad habit. Neosporin does help if you rub it into your cuticles before you go to bed, it helps the soreness from the picking. I just want some medicine to make it go away -- I don't want to go see a therapist about it. I know I can stop - I have before many times. Once I stop, I am good to go for a long time, but when I start up again, I can't stop.
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On December 19th, 2009 Hannahsmom40 said:
I have been picking at my cuticles since I was about 3. I used to twiddle my hair until there were bald patches, but my mom crocheted a pillow cover with strings around the border. I started twiddling these strings and spared my hair. Now, I twiddle a shoelace or the edge of my t-shirt hem. It helps keep the picking down to a minimum. Also, I try to keep my hands busy, like cross-stitching. I also pick at my face, arms, and neck. The key is to keep my hands busy as much of it is a boredom thing.
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On December 18th, 2009 earvinjames401 said:
Yup dude I also have exactly the same problem.
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On November 18th, 2009 sharrose said:
I pick my fingers to the extent that all ten of them look infected by a flesh eating virus all the time! The only remedy I have found is to put on professional acrylic nails, they are too thick/smooth to do any damage, try as I may. This however is a costly "treatment" if it can even be considered that because it doens't stop the picking only eliminates the nasty consequences. It costs between $25-$35 every 2-weeks to maintain them.
Also, any parents out there: I used to think this was a genetic trait as I inherrited this behavior from my mother who does the exact same thing. Not so, my shrink says that you learn coping mechanisms from your parents. If your parents yell to cope, you will learn to yell etc. I learned that I can pick my fingers to deal with my stress!
Also might be worth mentioning: I pick in my sleep, I know because sometimes the bandaids have "pick marks" on them in the morning haha. I also pick when I am excitied, not just negative feelings (stress, boredom, nervousness). And the picking doesn't end with fingers...pimples eat away at my brain until there is a even worse looking crater on my face, eww! rubber buttons on tv remotes call to me, peeling off labels do as well.
One more thing: to everyone out there who tries to help by swatting our hands everytime you see us pick....stop it! You are NOT solving our self esteem issues, probably making it worse. Also, by the time we have found a piece of dangling flesh to pick off its too late....we WILL pick at it until it is GONE! swatting doesn't help, it just delays the inevitable.
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On August 5th, 2009 tonysbricksmoocher14 said:
I pick my cuticles too. I notice that it's worse often than not when I'm under stress or am nervous. I too just think of it as a bad habit, but seriously wonder if it's a form of OCD. I've been doing it for as long as I can remember. I can't stand to see skin hanging off the edge of my fingertips so I'll pick it off. And I also notice that I pick in times of boredom as well when there's nothing else to do. I pick mine so bad that they bleed. My finger cuticles are almost always swollen and red. I can't remember the last time when they weren't. There's always at least one finger out of all of them on a contstant basis that's infected, scabbed over or picked at. It's tough. And when people see my fingers they wonder what my problem is and it's embarassing at times.
There's really nothing I've found that keeps me from picking them. I know it's not good but I can't stop sometimes. I'll put bandages on my fingers to keep myself from picking them but as soon as the bandages come off, I'm picking again.
I always feel like I'm the only one with this problem and it's nice to know that I'm not alone.
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On July 27th, 2009 annie said:
This is to the comment below me. That is exactly the same as me. That guilty pleasure but you feel you need to clean it and pick off all the dried skin. I then rub paw paw cream on it to 'moisturise' the new skin underneath in hopes in will all get better but unfortunately the cycle is never ending. My middle left hand finger is raw from the cuticle right up to around the first knuckle and has produced this sort of callisced mound. It's so gross but i can't stop. I have even opted to the thin nail scissors to get right under the mound into the cuticle and i 'shave' off the dirty skin on top and up to my knuckle then put paw paw cream on it to moisterise the new skin underneath. Even to those reading this you can see what a viscious cycle it is. My mum and my boyfriend are pleading for me to stop but i can't! help!!
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On July 26th, 2009 coffeeboxers said:
I've been a skin picker since I was little. Sometimes my thumbs are raw right up to the first knuckle. Its not just cuticles also. I demolish the skin on my face when I beak out. I pick scabs anywhere on my body, which inhibits the healing of mosquito bites and scratches I always have to carry around neosporin and band aids. Ive recognized it as a problem but at about age 19 the severity increased. I'm now 22 and i also experience the "zombie state". Its almost like a guilty pleasure. The pain is rewarding in a psychopathic way. Part of me feels like i need to peel my skin to clean it off by removing the dry skin. And when i slab on some neosporin and band aids it feels clean and fine. Then the cuticle grows back, and the more you pick an area the easier it is to peel it again. I need help. :(
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On May 26th, 2009 Jg92 said:
My boyfriend gets so mad and i have always been told to stop picking at my cuticle, but i cant. I tell myself to stop, but i cant physically do it, i thought it was funnt, but now i dont. My friend has the same problem and we both became determined to find out about something that will make us stop. Do i really need to go to a doctor for this?
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On May 25th, 2009 achet said:
Since picking the cuticles is often a nervous habit, try to find something else to do with your hands so you don't fixate on your cuticles.
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On March 10th, 2009 kmunson said:
I never thought I had a problem until, like most of you have said, my boyfriend pointed it out. I knew that I did it and my mom also does it, so I think that I learned the habit from her...(thanks, mom!) Anyway, I realize I am doing it a lot more lately. It starts when there is a little piece of dry skin right underneath the cuticle area, but before the first knuckle. Then I start picking at that piece and I can't stop! Or I pick around the nail at that skin and just keep picking because there are little pieces of skin that I want to get rid of! But, i'm scared because it's kind of getting out of control. It gets to the point where my fingers bleed or are just grossly red and they hurt so bad. I have started to used Bert's Bees cuticle cream but once my fingers are better, they dry up again and the skin picking continues. My boyfriend always hits my hands when he seems me doing it and he has me thinking now that it's a problem!
I need advice. Do you think I should see someone about this? If so, WHO?!?!
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On February 2nd, 2009 skinpicker55 said:
My cuticles get hard as the habit.
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On December 31st, 2008 SkinPickerK said:
Oh dear, I just found out that this wasn't just a "bad habit" as my mom would put it, but an obsessive compulsive disorder this year when I went to see my doctor about it, I finally got sick of it and realized I couldn't control the urge when my boyfriend would tell me to stop hurting my hands and I told him I couldn't. For me, if I see something on my fingers and don't pick it, it will eat at me, its like having a hang nail that catches on everything, or a red light in front of your face 24/7, I cant avoid it, and him telling me to stop, frustrated me. It started when I was old enough to chew, I started a nailbiter, and that became not enough to relieve my anxiety, so I would go to the cuticles. I even use tweezers, scissors, anything sharp to do the deed. I have given myself multiple infections in the side of my nail, where I had to drain (but did that stop me from picking at that nail...nope!) I even have nerve damage down my thumbs from all the damage. I have been doing it for so long I don't feel guilty about it, and I never knew what it was like to have pretty nails, so that didn't matter. I have never had my nails past the skin. I have almost had one of my nails come off. And right now I have the lower half of my thumb nail missing, I dont know how it really happened because when I start to pick I go into a zombie like state. I don't feel the pain. At any time at least 7 of my nails will be bleeding (or have recently bled to where you can tell) And now I have very low circulation in my fingers, they are always very very cold. The doctor put me on an anti depressant for my anxiety hoping it will help... I have been on all in the book. Wish I could show you all my thumb...
I dont see any end in sight... I dont like cuticles for some reason and pushing them back makes them pop out...maybe thats how this all started...
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On March 30th, 2008 Jenny415 said:
I have the same cuticle picking/biting problem. My boyfriend thinks its disgusting and insists on pointing that out until I stop and in all honesty I DO want to stop but i cant!!!! I have tried the Stop Biting polish you put on your nails but i would continue to bite and just tough out the bad taste!!! The only time i stopped the biting and picking was when i was in cancun for a week. I didnt bite because of the germs there and they healed up super fast from the humidty! as soon as i got back to calgary they dried up and i started all over again. its terrible and really hard to explain to someone who doesnt know what its like.
Im going to try the ring spinning technique and see if i have any success with that. I need some advice, im afraid im going to get one of them infected one day and end up with a more serious issue. Please help!!!!!!!!!
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On March 13th, 2008 titinani767 said:
I go overboard with my picking,i start with the cuticles but when the skin lifts up i keep pulling until it reaches my fingertips and even further down my fingertips.I start bleeding and then i continue with the next finger.My friends and family are always hitting my hands when they catch me doing it...it annoys the hell out of me that they do that to get me to stop!My husband tells me i can stop it,that i need to have willpower,i tell him it's beyond me...i cry,i get frustrated that he doesn't understand...is this madness?A co-worker told me that acupuncture might help because it helps with all sorts of addictions,has anybody tried it?
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On December 3rd, 2007 Sasha918 said:
Hi Debra,
I've had the same problem for years now. I am so sick of it, but honestly do not know how to stop. I find myself picking around the cuticles or sides of my nails while I'm driving to work, sitting in a meeting, watching tv, etc. It makes my nails look terrible since there's red scar tissue around the cuticle area. Like you, I always thought it was a habit. But I've been doing some reading lately and realize there may be something else involved. I do feel more relieved while I'm picking, but then afterwards I get distressed after seeing how awful my nails look. I figure, well, they already look bad, so it can't hurt to keep picking. UGH! Have you come across any remedies that might help stop this permanently?
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On January 18th, 2009 little sister said:
Lots and Lots of lotion!!! I never really thought about it, but I guess I was always kind of picking at my cuticles. Sort of a habit I didn't think about until I got older. Now I keep lotion everywhere. And whenever I look at my hands, I just slather them with hand cream. This makes my cuticles look better and the desire to pick at them goes away. I also have a job that requires a LOT of hand washing followed by lotion. And broken cuticles could let in Hep. I really don't want any HEP or MRSA, or any pathogens at all. Try lotion and/or gloves.
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On February 3rd, 2008 cuticle remover said:
Hiya,
I identify with both of you, I am pretty healthy, don't smoke, drink quite little, don't pick any other things apart from cuticles, not even the nails.
I have a toddler which causes immense joy as well as stress and tiredness however I cannot blame it on him because I have picked my cuticles since I was a teenager. The only thing I've always had since my teens is a full schedule with not much time left for being lazy.
I pick cuticles, then they are sore, and yes,I think oh no it went over board and now they're red, my fingers are reddish, I correct the irritating corners with a cuticle remover tool, and then bathe my hands in olive oil for soothing them, as well as improving the looks.
I find as long as they are quite mosturised the overall look does not give in quite how much I maltreated them, but it has to stop really. My puberty was too long ago to continue with this.
Watching a movie, even during a romantic dinner hiding my hands under the table to surrender to some cuticle picking, during lectures (i am studying as well)...
my best friends, my cuticles, always grow back in time for my next iddle moment. there is always enough of them somewhere, in a previously forgotten finger, where I can turn off and do some "work" on them. Very embarrasing to handle the cuttlery when the starter does arrive. Making strong eye contact is a way of distracting people from looking at the red fingertips.
Oh dear...... yes, cuticle anonymous, I'll try playing with my ring.
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On December 6th, 2007 Sasha918 said:
Hi Debra,
I was reading online about how some people use methods like twisting a ring around their finger to distract them from the urge to pick. I have tried doing that the last few days and it helped. I don't think it's a cure-all, but when I noticed myself starting to pick, I consciously started twisting my ring and then the urge to pick subsided. Also, tonight I'm going to get acrylic nails because I have a work party to attend tomorrow. I know acrylic nails aren't the healthiest, but I found that when my nails look great, the urge to pick is less. (Something like once they look terrible, I figure all is lost so I give myself free reign, which is no good.) I'm hoping that my vanity may help me win the battle on this - I'm tired of having to hide my hands. Let me know how the meeting with the physician goes. I may end up doing that myself if I find I need more intense therapy. Good luck!
-Sasha
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On November 30th, 2009 Melis3354 said:
I am so glad I came across this site. I have had a problems with picking my cuticles and skin around my fingers since I was a child. I also pick at my lips when they are dry as well. I recently noticed my father does it with his fingers and my sister does it as well and we joke about it but we know it's a big problem. I am embarressed of my fingers and I know they can look good. When I was getting ready for my wedding I mentally told myself to stop and I did for a month! Once the wedding was over, I started up again. I don't know how to stop! I know it's a stress reliever and comforts me. It's so good to know I am not a lone. I have nice hands and I would like to stop for good!
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