Correct usage of liquids

3. Myth:

The liquid itself perfect for smooth the enhancements surface.










The truth: To use the liquid merely taking risks with a dangerous chemical reaction, and totally useless. When you absorbed the liquid and the powder with your brush, the polymerizing begins promptly. At this time the product is not able to allow even more liquid already.

If you try to bring a little more liquid into the bead, the unnecessary liquid leaks in to the soft tissue surrounding the nail, and makes an opportunity for the development of an allergic reaction. This explains, why doesnt work to bring more liquid to the prodeuct neither to make the product softer, neither to smooth the enhancements surface.

The monomer (liquid) and the oligomers (gel) may never be touched the skin (neither guests, neither yours). In as much this happens, it makes an opportunity for the development of an allergic reaction.

How long can I wear my nail enhancements?

#2. Myth:

The natural nails have need the enhancement wearing periodic discontinuance, to rest and let them breathe.

The truth:

Natural nail made from dead, flattened cells pressed together tightly. Cannot breathe, neither to feed, and doesnt make metabolism processes. Ont he natural nails surface, there are many microscopic channels, to move the oil, and water inside it. Water/oil balance is a first key in natural nails life.

The myth comes, becouse many nail technicians overfile the natural nail plate, occure seriously damaged, thin, weak nails. This type of nails cannot hold nail enhancements – need some rest to regenerate.

A wll balanced enhanchement set, safetly fills, proper prep doesnt weaken the natural nails: as they are covered with a tough product, they are more likely to grow, and avoid traumas of every day life.

You can wear your enhancement as long as you want.

Myth and truth - white spots

1. Myth: White spots on the nailplate means vitamin deficiency

The truth: White spots, which calls Leukonychia patches, people correlate with the deficiency of calcium and other vitamins. The appearance of the patches is not linked to the deprivations of vitamins and minerals however. What causes them? These white spots are fresh nail cells that could not finish the flatten process. A trauma, improper manicuring may cause it, or usually damaged nail plate.


Did you know?

The lunula is more white, than the other parts of the nailplate. This is because of that, new nail cells did not finish the keratinization yet. The cells are full of an intercellular space liquid, which leaves in the course of the process, yet, the cell walls create the transparent nailplate disk with a layered construction being pressed to each other tightly.