Our nails are constantly undergoing a cycle of renewal. They begin as live cells in the matrix of the nail — the pouch of skin behind our cuticles that receives nutrients from our red blood cells (via Live Science). From there, these cells are shoved out of their cozy little home beneath our skin and progressively nudged forward as new cells are continuously formed at the root.
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