Precautions

Working in a nail salon shouldn't be a health risk. By using better extraction, ventilation systems, and face masks, you can protect both yourself and your ...

Sometimes forgetting to unplug your lamp rarely causes direct damage, but consistently leaving it plugged in can shorten its lifespan over time . By followi...

When we cure UV gel on the nails, a sticky layer often forms on the surface. This is called the inhibition layer and is formed due to oxygen. The oxygen in t...

The curing process is crucial to creating a durable and hard-wearing surface on the nail. The UV or LED lamp activates the photoinitiators found in gel poli...

Nail extensions have become increasingly popular, both among professional nail therapists and home users. Creating beautiful, long-lasting nails may seem sim...

As a nail therapist, you work not only to create beautiful nails, but also to maintain and promote the health of your clients' nails. Therefore, it is import...

Nail extensions can give you beautiful nails, but they can also lead to damage if not applied and maintained properly. By choosing an experienced nail techni...

How do allergies to nail products actually occur and how can you reduce the risk of it? Here we explain the most common reasons why allergies occur when hand...

If your gel is not curing properly, it could be due to several factors: Always follow the recommended curing time and make sure each layer gets enough tim...

Gel can burn in the lamp, also known as "heat spikes", when small molecules bond together and harden. This can be caused by a thin nail plate, too thick laye...

A greenie, or pseudomonas infection, is a green discoloration of the nail caused by the bacteria Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which thrives in moist, low-oxygen e...

The choice between the monomers EMA (ethyl methacrylate) and MMA (methyl methacrylate) is highly crucial for nail health. EMA is considered the safer option ...