Nguyên nhân nào gây ra phản ứng trên da sau khi loại bỏ sản phẩm làm móng?

Câu hỏi:

My client had a skin reaction after the product was removed. Could it be the actual Gel tia cực tím is breaking down and that is what the client is reacting too instead of the remover?

Trả lời:

Yes I agree, this reaction is NOT caused by axeton. How can I say this so assuredly? Contrary to what some may believe acetone does not cause skin dị ứng and clients don’t become dị ứng to acetone. Acetone can dry the skin and may cause skin irritation, but that’s much different from an phản ứng dị ứng. Salt can dry and irritate skin as well, but your body doesn’t become allergic to salt either. This skin reaction is most likely caused by uncured monome hoặc oligome being released into the dung môi when the nail lớp phủ breaks apart. Some thợ làm móng chuyên nghiệp only sự chữa bệnh their Móng gel UV to 70% or less, which leaves a lot of unreacted ingredients inside the hardened nail sự nâng cao. The same is true for UV gel polishes.

When any nail coating is NOT properly cured, the solvent may dissolve uncured ingredients and then may help let these same ingredients slip past the skin’s outer surface barrier. Once inside the skin, certain specific substances can confuse the hệ miễn dịch and cause it to create an allergic skin reaction. But the solvent isn’t the problem, the dissolved substances which are called the “solute”, are what causes the allergy or skin irritation. That is why allergic skin reactions are much more likely to occur when the lớp phủ móng tay are not properly cured and are much less likely when nail coatings are properly cured. So, the first thing I would do is focus on ensuring a chữa bệnh đúng cách. Ask yourself, is the correct đèn làm móng being used and as used directed? Are the UV bulbs cleaned and replaced regularly? Is the product too thickly applied? Are the directions for use being followed and all instructions and warnings being heeded?