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Im getting like really bad dead skin on my finger tips and its starting to like tear when im playing and its like getting on my strings its not like alot but its enough and im wondering if this is normal?

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This is fairly common.

When mine get like that I just gently smooth them off with an emery board. But BE CAREFUL not to go at it gung-ho; you don't want to sand off the whole callous.

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I usually bite the dead skin off...but I don't suggest that if you don't know what you're doing.

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Hmm, thanks for advice ill try that because im sittin here playing and tis startin to peal back more and more skin and im hopein that will stop it from pealin anymore

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