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Safe and Responsible Disposal of Acrylic Liquid

There’s something undeniably satisfying about a fresh acrylic nail set, the shine, the shape, the sheer artistry. But once the client leaves and you’re left

White Spots on Nails After Gel Removal

White Spots on Nails: Damage or Dehydration? White spots on nails after gel removal are a common concern among nail professionals and enthusiasts. They don’t

Gel Polish After Chemotherapy

When Is It Safe to Get Your Nails Done Again? Chemotherapy is a battle, a test of resilience, and for many, a transformative journey. But

Safe Practices for Using Nail Glue in Acrylic Nail Application

Understanding the chemistry behind our products, particularly the use of nail glue in acrylic applications, is key to ensuring safe and long-lasting nail enhancements. Is

Can Bacteria and Infections Be Passed from Gel Bottles?

When a client raises concerns about a potential nail infection following a gel manicure, it can feel both frustrating and worrying, especially when you know

Understanding Polymer-Based Nail Hardeners

Modern nail hardeners that use polymers instead of formalin or dimethyl urea function differently but can still offer protective benefits. Here’s a breakdown of how

The Role of Lipids on the Nail Plate

When preparing the nail plate for enhancement services, it’s crucial to understand how to effectively remove lipids, or oily substances, from the nail’s surface. Lipids,

Why are UV Gels so thick?

We are asked this question all the time: “Why are UV gels so thick, and can anything be added to thin them out?” While it

Why It’s Smart Not to Apply Gel Polish on Damaged Nails

Understanding the Risks of Reapplying Nail Coating Without Allowing Proper Recovery When your nails are damaged, it’s essential to let the nail plate recover before