How to File Men's Nails & Why ALL Men Should! Don't Just Clip! Shaping, Length, Buff. Not a MANicure 

What a perfect real world story exemplifying one of the practical reasons for men to file and maintain their nails. I mention it in the video, but the details of your experience will no doubt resonate and stick with men/young adults in a far reaching way. So thank you for sharing it. We didn't have the internet back then to educate or demonstrate, so the goal of this video is to do both (for men of all ages). As I spoke about in the video, the consequences of not maintaining or filing one's nails go beyond just sexual encounters (or the ability to even "get" an encounter), as we are judged in many ways, in many different situations, by our grooming habits.

Thank you for taking the time to write, in order to help your fellow man, just as I have tried to do so in making this video. Your testimony hopefully provides further credibility and awareness. Maintaining one's nails is a low cost, easy practice that offers high reward. The downsides to not maintaining one's nails simply aren't worth risking. Your point is spot on. Thanks again!

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@@keithdmaust1854 Appreciate the support. Thank you Sir!

Thank you, coming from a woman adds credibility. The "squoval" (new term to me), is interesting. I think it's arguably harder to execute and if it isn't done right, it can either look like a squared off woman's nail or if the nail is too short to begin with, it will look like you just took a pair of clippers and clipped once (since the rounded part will be too hard to detect/notice). For a man, the rounded top/front speaks for itself. It looks kept, it looks like you care and made an effort, and adds class. Perhaps some men will prefer the squared off look, so thank you highlighting it.

That's awesome. I'm glad this helped and I appreciate the positive feedback. As a bonus, keeping your nails tight will essentially stop you from biting your nails. Everybody wins!

Thank you! I always appreciate the positive feedback and it always helps to encourage others. Filing one's nails is easy enough and it can be very impactful across different aspects of a man's life.

100% agree with you. Thank you for the comment and the positive feedback!

Thank you matey! I appreciate you leaving the positive feedback. You'll find that filing your nails is quite rewarding on many levels. From a few minutes of relaxation and a boost to self confidence, to how others look at and treat you (yes... simply because of how your nails are kept).

Thank you sir! I appreciate the positive feedback and the fact that you took the time to leave a comment. Speaking of time... it is definitely worth every man investing some in their nails. As you know, they reveal a lot.

Ha! It is indeed true/fact. Different people need different levels of motivation. I guess we should stock up on nail files just in case this video goes viral :-) LOL!!!!

Pretty obvious don't you think ? Ouch!

I'm glad this short video on filing men's nails was helpful. Thank you for your post!

You are most welcome. Thank you for the post.

Yea as a compromise, when putting the "final touches" on each nail- i.e. rounding them out and getting a nice edge, I will file in one direction with some longer, smooth swipes. Thanks for the tip and the interest!

Thank you for taking the time to leave positive feedback on this video. I'm happy you found it helpful.

Hi, thanks for the comment and reaching out. I don't use cuticle oil, but I think a decently thick hand or body lotion will give you the same results. Fortunately I don't find the need to push back my cuticles. As far as the cracks on your thumbs, try this "magic" cream: amzn.to/3vCMj2y A good facial moisturizing routine starts with a face scrub. While I'm not as picky about moisturizers themselves, I am extremely adamant about a particular product. I did a whole review on facial scrubs you can find here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mc6b8uYaAIA.html Hint: I no longer use Clinique for Men. For morning or day facial moisturizer, it depends if I will be in the sun at all (which in part is determined by the time of the year. With the hours I work, I don't see more than 20 minutes of daylight in the winter so sun is not an issue.) It's not about having a built in sunscreen. It's about the fact that one of my go-to moisturizers has retinol in it and that is very harmful when exposed to direct sun. So here are the following go-to moisturizers. Note that not all are specifically designed for the face, but NONE of them are oily! If sun- amzn.to/3U4m1Az - this is the gradual tan version, they make a non-tanning version with spf 15 built in (which is not much). Also note you can probably get this cheaper from Boots or directly in the U.K. The key with this is the added vitamin c. When you first start using it, your face will literally have a healthy glow. Or, For Dry | Anti Aging Peptides Firming Moisturizers Lifts, Firms, Tightens Younger Looking Skin, 15 Fl Oz amzn.to/3vFya4E No sun, Firming Moisturizer, Sun Damaged Skin amzn.to/3SwZCL7 For night time, a wrinkle cream.. this is one of the few that has clinical data and was all the rage in the past, but won't break the bank: amzn.to/47DS5hQ For eye cream, I use this because it has a roller ball. I use it to massage the muscle between my eye lid and eyebrow as I think one side is "weak". Eye Roll-On 0.5 fl oz amzn.to/3vLQdGg I have also used Korres eye cream in the past, but I don't regularly use eye cream as it's an extra step and I just usually dab a bit of extra facial moisturizer around and below my eyes. Also, I try to keep an internal check on my overall vanity. For shaving cream, check out my video here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-99OFd5ps59E.html I have also used other boosters and "advanced creams" etc. in the past, but I don't necessarily see a difference in my skin with all of them. Perhaps because I didn't use them often enough, who knows. But everything I've suggested above does produce results and again, are not oily and especially important- they dry fast! So you can put regular or sunglasses on quickly- or go to sleep without having to stay up waiting for moisturizer to dry :-)

I'm happy you found this video helpful and I appreciate you taking the time to drop the comment.

You are welcome friend. Thank YOU for taking the time to comment. All the best!

Any true cocksman understands the importance of filing one's nails. You clearly get why all men should file their nails and not just clip them, and I thank you for sharing your positive results from doing so. Learning how to file men's nails is important because it reflects on men in all aspects of their life (not just how they are/will be in the bedroom). Thank you for the comment- it will help encourage others to take the time to groom properly as you've clearly spelled out just some of the benefits of doing so.

First off, thank you for the positive feedback on this video. As far as toenails, it's my personal opinion that there are generally two states of men's toenails- disaster/nasty and "o.k. status". People do look at toenails, albeit not as closely as fingernails. I also think people are far less judge mental over toenails (putting them into the aforementioned categories), vs. fingernails, where well manicured men's nails can stand out in a positive way. So as long as you haven't grown talons at the end of your toes, and your special someone hasn't accused you of "clawing" them in bed, and your toenails aren't jagged edged, or yellowed, I think you're ok. I personally just clip mine with a toenail clipper. I do not use a nail file. Most of the time I can get a pretty round edge (or good enough) with just the clipper. The only tricky toe is the big-toe because it's large enough to show angles/points, whereas the nails on the other toes are generally so small that any straight edges/points/angles are not visible. Just make sure you are using a toenail clipper or at least a fingernail clipper with a large head so you can make fewer clips. I suppose you could finish off your toe nails, after clipping them, with a nail file if you want perfection. You definitely don't want to just use a nail file like you do with finger nails. If you did, it would be an all day project! The nails on your toes are much thicker and if you don't keep after them very regularly, they will be longer than fingernails, and take an awfully long time to file down. So I don't think I'll be making a video because I don't think I have much to offer outside of what I have written above, but I do appreciate your confidence in me to theoretically make one. Thanks again!

@@efficientway Thanks again mate 👍

Nah, I'm just some stranger looking out for you with some specific men's grooming tips like filing your nails. The benefits of filing your nails should be convincing enough to actually listen to a stranger :-)

I'm happy you found it because for men, filing your nails will give you extra confidence inside the bedroom, and also out in the world. You'll see your groomed nails, as will others. Thank you for taking the time to comment and the honesty.

Men filing their nails isn't a gay or straight thing. It's simply about style, pride, image, confidence, practicality. It just so happens that long, dirty, chewed up nails aren't attractive to other men or women. In your case, image and confidence justify you taking a few minutes to file your nails, instead of just clipping them or biting them. But for many, it will benefit them when they're "on the prowl" so to speak. I know for a fact that women take notice. There was another viewer that noted the same fact. I can't speak for men (from a sexual standpoint), but I don't see why they wouldn't too. I know in business situations and others, other men will certainly judge you. So yes, here you are...in a much better place, and a much better state (physically). I'm glad you found us. Enjoy the benefits my friend! Thank you for the comment.

Just out of curiosity, are you choosing to leave out the fact that I talk about potential employers and others (interviewers, etc.) judging you by your nails? Or that I specifically refer to "partner" knowing that not all men have wives and girlfriends (but rather other men)? Or is it just an oversight as a consequence of hearing the word "women" and jumping to the comment section? On a side note, I'm sorry to tell you, but there's a reason the phrase "sex sells" became a colloquialism. It may be a sad fact, but men are motivated by their sexual desires. According to a 2011 study published in the Journal of Sex Research, men think about sex about 19 times per day! Assuming an average sleep time of 8 hours per day, that's more than an average of 2x an hour, during their waking hours. Thus, it is reasonable to mention women and/or partners, in addition to all the other people that will judge you by your nails, as a motivation for not just clipping your nails, but also filing them.