7. Advanced Care for Natural and Artificial Nails
Maintaining the appearance and integrity of both natural and artificial nails requires a deep understanding of nail biology and chemical interactions. Natural nails benefit from a routine that includes regular moisturizing, proper nutrition, and protection from environmental damage. Artificial nail enhancements, whether acrylic, gel, or other methods, rely on the science of chemical bonds and curing processes to ensure durability and safety. Professional maintenance plans should be tailored to individual growth patterns and lifestyle needs. Proper removal techniques are critical, as improper removal can cause significant damage to the natural nail bed. Recognizing signs of potential issues, such as lifting or separation, allows for early intervention to prevent more serious problems. Ensuring proper ventilation and safety measures during the application of artificial nails protects both the client and the technician. Regular assessments of nail health and adjustments to care routines ensure optimal results and help prevent common issues associated with long-term enhancements.
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