Of course, today we are accustomed to good quality coverage, which is not achieved at home, if you are not a professional. That is why every month we visit our masters in the manicure to cut the old gel again, to carry out the handling of the nail and put a new layer. The tools used in the process are relatively safe only in the hands of a professional master manicure, but even in this case the risk to ruin nails is very high. We will tell about the five most common problems that you may encounter after visiting the office is not too professional Neil-Master.
Thinning nail
Yes, the base under the main coating helps strengthen the nail, and it seems that thus the nail plate is protected. You can agree with this, however, as soon as the master decides the old coating and leaves the nail "naked", the next day you will notice how sensitive nails have become. During the removal of the coating, extremely aggressive means are used, to be liquid or cutter. In order not to happen an unpleasant surprise, let's rest at least once a few months.
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Fungus
One of the most unpleasant states. And here the master can not even blame. The fact is that as the nail is growing, imperceptible cracks may appear on the coating itself or between the nail and the coating will arise an air pocket, where water can fall, and the reproduction of bacteria begins, which leads to the fungus in different forms, and the treatment of lesion often takes a decent amount of time.
Onicholysis
The consequence of the fungus or improper manipulations of the wizard can be another unpleasant state of nails, namely, the detachment of the nail plate from soft tissues. Any non-accurate milling of the cutter can cause the nail to crack, and pathogenic bacteria fall inside, which slowly destroy the nail, in the future peeling it from the finger. As in the case of fungus, treatment can take a fairly long period of time.
Contact dermatitis
It rarely rarely occurs after visiting the cabin, but an inexperienced master is quite capable of giveing you a similar experience. Most often, the problem lies in the use of low-quality materials for applying or removing varnish. Some masters, especially those who work at home, can use cheaper versions of varnishes in order to save, as a result, the client begins not only to restore the nail plate, but also fights the extremely unpleasant skin disease.
Mechanical damage
And no, we are not talking about the inaccurability of the master, but about the nails itself, which in the process of rustling increases the risk of mechanical damage. When we only leave the salon, we just don't think about it, but after a half weeks of the week it becomes quite long enough, so that with any inconvenient case, break and damage the entire plate. As a rule, experienced masters recommend not to wear gel varnish "to the victorious" and leave such a length that would be optimal for safe wearing. But newcomers in Neil rarely think about it. Be careful!