Healthy Nails Collaborative Breaks Barriers to Safety Information with Free Access
We are thrilled to announce a groundbreaking development at the Healthy Nails Collaborative - a new financial undertaking has enabled us to offer our knowledge pathways and resources completely free of charge. This exciting shift is made possible by the support and commitment of Arch Rival Nails, paving the way for a new era of accessibility and inclusion in the nail care community.
Gone are the days of barriers to essential safety information - thanks to this generous initiative, we are now able to provide a wealth of resources to professionals and enthusiasts alike, without any cost. This newfound freedom of access extends beyond our wildest dreams, empowering individuals within and outside the nail industry to embrace best practices for product safety.
We extend our deepest gratitude to our arch rivals for their unwavering commitment to product safety and their belief in our shared mission. Their partnership has not only elevated the standards of our industry but has also demonstrated the power of collaboration in driving positive change.
With this monumental leap towards inclusivity, the Healthy Nails Collaborative is poised to become a global hub for safety information, reaching individuals from all corners of the world. Our doors are now open wide, welcoming everyone to join us in creating a safer and healthier future for the nail care community.
Join us in celebrating this pivotal moment in our journey, as we embrace the spirit of unity and progress. Together, we can build a brighter and safer tomorrow for the nail industry, one free resource at a time.
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July 1 was an important mild stone in the modernization of cosmetics regulation act. All companies in the United States and importing into the United States with sales over $1 millions had to be registered with the FDA by July 1.
How To Find A Nail Tech
Our best advice is to check out appointment apps which you can find on the Internet, such as setmore.com, glossgenius.com, booksy.com etc. You will find that most independent nail techs use a booking app and booking apps, allow the public to search salons on their app.
Q&A
Why do some nail techs get mad when you give them safety information?
1. Professional Pride: Nail technicians often take pride in their skills and knowledge. If you provide safety information that they were not previously aware of or did not consider, they may interpret it as a criticism of their expertise. This can lead to defensiveness or anger as they may feel their professional competence is being questioned.
2. Resistance to Change: Like anyone, nail technicians may be resistant to change. If the safety information you provide suggests new practices or technique...
Nail Fact: All nail lamps rely on UV light, albeit with varying bulb types.
Contrary to some unscrupulous brands' claims, there are no non-UV nail lamps on the market. Gel polish indispensably needs UV light to properly cure. UV light initiates a chemical reaction called polymerization. When gel polish is exposed to UV light, it activates the photoinitiators present in the formula, causing the molecules to link together and form a durable, long-lasting bond with the nail surface. This curing process transforms the initially liquid gel into a hard, chip-resistant finish that adheres firmly to the nail. UV light not only accelerates the drying time of gel polish but also ensures a flawless application and glossy result.
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We offer a wide range of knowledge pathways tailored for various individuals such as educators, creators, influencers, nail enthusiasts, home nail techs, as well as aspiring and seasoned nail technicians. Our pathways are designed to provide you with the latest and most relevant information in the nail industry.
We strive to continually update and expand our knowledge pathways to ensure that you have access to the most up-to-date and comprehensive resources. As we receive feedback and suggestions from our community, we will actively incorporate new pathways based on their interests and needs.
Currently, the underlined pathways above, indicate the ones that are readily available for you to explore and benefit from. However, please note that we are constantly launching new pathways almost daily to ensure that you have a diverse and ever-evolving learning experience.
Whether you are seeking guidance as a beginner, looking to enhance your existing skills, or simply wanting to stay on top of the latest trends, our knowledge pathways are here to support and empower you on your nail journey.
Top 10 Most Hazardous Nail Products
The order of Nail Products hazardousness is determined by considering the potential risks and harmful effects of each product on the skin and similar ingredients.
In terms of hazard, it is important to consider the concentration and formulation of the products, as well as the duration and frequency of exposure.
1. Acrylic Monomer is placed first because it contains chemicals HEMA/EMA that can irritate the skin, eyes, and damage your respiratory system. Methacrylates, cause skin sensitization and allergic reactions when overexposured. They are more potent and have a higher risk of adverse effects compared to other ingredients on this list.
2. Protein Bond is second because it can also cause skin sensitivity and allergic reactions if overexposed. It contains chemicals HEMA, (1-METHYLETHYLIDENE)BIS[4,1-PHENYLENEOXY(2-HYDROX Y-3,1-PROPANEDIYL)] BISMETHACRYLATE and ethyl acetate that trigger allergic responses when overexposed. Protein Bond is ranked after acrylic monomer due to its lower potency.
3. Gel Polish/gels: Gels are third because it contains chemicals that are harmful if overexposed. The uncured gel can cause skin irritation, sensitivity and allergies. While gels are generally safe to use if used correctly, they are ranked slightly lower due to the risks associated with prolonged exposure and incorrect application techniques.
4. Acid Primer: Acid primers are placed fourth because they contain corrosive acids, such as methacrylic acid or phosphoric acid. These acids can cause skin irritation, burns, and sensitivity if overexposed. Acid primers are considered by many to be more hazardous than the previous products due to their corrosive nature. However, acid primer should be used in tiny amounts minimizing the risk of extended exposure. While Acrylic monomer is used in larger quantities and requires more extensive exposure during the nail application process.
Acid primer is considered less hazardous compared to protein bond because it typically contains milder chemicals. Acid primers usually
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Report Your Adverse Reaction To Nail Products To The FDA
Contact the FDA at the following and fill out a form online: https://www.fda.gov/food/resources-you-food/industry-and-consumer-assistance-cfsan
