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Care of the hands, skin, and nails
Manciure
Care of the feet, skin, and nails
Pedicure
Technical term for the nail
Onyx
Translucent, slightly pink, smooth, curved, no ridges, no disease.
Healthy nail
Nail body from root to free edge
Nail plate
Extends beyond the fingertip
Free edge
Skin under the free edge
Hyponychium
In the mantle at the base of the nail plate
Nail root
Portion of skin that the nail plate rests on
Nail bed
Layer of skin cells between the bed and the plate
Bed epithelium
Skin around the base of the nail
Cuticle
White half moon shape
Lunula
Below the nail root and produces the nail
Matrix
Pocket fold of skin that holds the root and the matrix
Mantle
Skin folds that form the nail grooves
Nail folds
Nail folds that overlap the sides of the nail
Nail sidewall
Slits that the nail moves along
Nail grooves
The skin at the base of the nail that partially overlaps the lunula
Eponychium
Skin that overlaps the sides of the nail
Perionychium
Injury
Mold
Heart condition
Shoe pressure
Black nails
Fungus
Nicotine
Injury to matrix
Certain medications
Brown nails
Poor circulation
Heart condition
Injury
Blue nails
Bacterial infections
Green nails
Nicotine
Nail polish stains
Bacterial or fungal infections
Pus
Yellow nails
Nail separation
Injury
Hormonal in balance
Vitamin deficiency
Recovery from serious illness
White nails
Split cuticle
Agnail/Hang nail
Dark purple
Bruised nail
Abnormally thin, white nail plates
Eggshell nails
Spoon nails
Kolionychia
White spots
Leukonychia
Darkening of the nails
Excess melanin
Band or stripe down the nails
Melanoychia
Pitted or rough surface
Nail psoriasis
Forward overgrowth of skin that adheres to the nail plate
Living tissue
Nail pterygium
Wasting away of the nail
Onychtrophia
Abnormally thick nails
Onychauxis
Ingrown nail
Onychocryptosis
Cry
Complete shedding of the nail plate
Onychomadesis
Bitten nails
Onychophagy
Brittle nails
Onychorrhexis
Folded nail
Plicatured nail
Lines

Vertical are furrows
Horizontal are corrugations
Ridges
Brown or black spot underneath the nail
Line that looks like a splinter
Splinter hemorrhage
Fold or curl
Trumpet/Pincer nail
Wart
Verruca
Any nail disease or deformity
Onychosis
Ringworm of the nail
Onychomycosis
Tinea unguium
Oh my
Athletes foot
Tinea Pedis
Inflammation of the matrix
Onychia
Increased curvature and thickness of the nail
Onychogryposis
Loosening of the nail
Onycholysis
The nail detaches and falls off
Onychoptosis
Chop
Inflammation of the skin surrounding the nail
Paronychia
Severe nail inflammation that produces a small mass under the nail plate
Pyogenic granuloma