Aren’t all acrylic nail powders just a blend of ethyl and methyl methacrylate? Aren’t they basically all the same? No, acrylic nail powder varies greatly and it is a myth that they are all the same. Wonder who started this myth? No surprise, it was started by those who sell low quality nail powders. Of course, they […]
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Are you a salon owner battling the persistent challenge of EMA odor complaints that threaten your business’s existence? You’ve invested in quality ventilation and air purification systems, but the odor issue persists. Frustration mounts as your local council threatens action due to local resident complaints. In your quest for answers, you’ve stumbled upon a critical
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The Acrylic Liquid Smell: Dispelling the MMA Misconception Have you ever been told that if your acrylic liquid has a strong smell, it must contain MMA (methyl methacrylate)? It’s a common misconception in the nail industry, but let’s debunk this myth and set the record straight. Understanding the Smell in Acrylic Liquids First and foremost,
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As the winter months cast their icy spell, nail technicians and enthusiasts alike may encounter a common cold-weather woe: frozen nail products. If you’ve ever opened your nail primer bottle only to find its contents frozen solid, you’re not alone. It’s not unusual for certain nail products, like primers, to succumb to the chill, making
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Unraveling the Mystery of Allergies to Nail UV Gel Dust A visit to the nail salon should be a pampering experience, but for some, it can lead to unexpected skin reactions, particularly around the eyes. If you’ve found yourself dealing with severe swelling, redness, and itching in the skin near your eyes after using a
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A Wise Practice to Heat Nail Monomers or a Risk? The issue of warming monomers in nail salons, especially during colder months, has become a topic of discussion. Some salons resort to heating monomer in baby bottle warmers to combat cold temperatures. But is this a wise practice, or does it come with potential risks?
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Understanding Yellowing in Gel Polish: Causes and Safety Have you ever encountered the intriguing occurrence of gel polish yellowing? Picture this scenario: you invest in a fresh bottle of gel polish from a reputable manufacturer, only to observe a faint yellowish tinge as you begin the application. However, as you cure the gel, it undergoes
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Are you among those who have often wondered, ‘Why do my nails go from strong and healthy to brittle and peeling as soon as I apply nail polish?’ We receive numerous inquiries similar to the following: My nails are very strong and healthy, and they can grow very long, but as soon as I use
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Why Knowing It Won’t Guarantee a Proper Cure Many nail pros are asking for the wavelength needed for their UV gel products so they can match the lamp to them. Knowing this will not help you! The Exclusive Science Behind UV Gel Lamp Testing There is much more information needed that is impossible to know.
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