Manicures and Pedicures

I don't think there's much of a difference between them. All of them contain over 90 percent acetone with some minor ingredients that do who-knows-what. Pro nail techs generally use plain acetone they buy from a beauty supply or from a hardware store. So...if you like the idea of a nail polish remover that comes from a nail polish remover company, go to the drugstore and choose your favorite color of it. If you just want to strip the polish from your nails as cheap as possible, go to Home Depot or Lowe's and buy a quart of acetone.

Do you mean the crack affect stuff? Well that dries really quickly and then shrinks and pulls apart :)

Nail Within was created in 2001.

You can get gel nails at any age, from that I know of.

OPI Products was created in 1981.

Get the non-acetone Finger nail polish remover! you can mabye find it at a local super market!

A painless and small subungual hematoma usually requires no treatment. However, the pressure generated by pooled blood under the nail can be extremely painful. To relieve the pain, you may get decompression, also called trephination, which allows the underlying blood to drain, relieving pressure and pain to the area.

The types of fish that perform pedicure treatment are called Garra Rufa and originate from certain Middle Eastern Countries, Primarily Turkey, Syria and Iran.

These toothless fish suck and lick dead and dry skin from the foot leaving the new healthy skin intact.

All information regarding Garra Rufa fish can be viewed at www.fish4feet.com

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I bought mine from eBay it only costed me 20.00 euros and it came along with : Stamper,Scraper and 2 design plates :)

Smelling it too much is a problem. That is like smelling a... Sharpie or Hand Sanitizer. Clearly if you smell it to much you could get high... Also with a major migraine. I don't recommend it.

most nail polish removers contain Acetone which has less intermolecular forces than water, this results in a higher vapor pressure which causes evaporation at a faster raste.

some doctors tell you do, some don't. i would ask my doctor his or her preference.

The solution in fingernail polish is acetone the substance dissolved in the acetone is the solute

I don't know but i was painting my nails and i accidentally got some on my teeth and it stung alot!

1. Remove ALL your old polish.

2. Soak your fingertips to soften your cuticles.

3. Push back and clip your cuticles.

4. Dry your hands and apply hand lotion.

5. Use clippers and files to shape your nails.

6. Use a buffing stick to remove the ridges and make your nails glossy. (They use a little hand-held drill to do this, but you probably don't have one.) After everything's done, wipe down your nails with a cotton square soaked in nail polish remover.

7. Apply one coat of base coat to your nails. Let this dry! If you polish over it before it's dry, your nails will have bubbles.

8. Apply two coats of color polish, allowing each to dry before coating over it.

9. Apply one coat of top coat. Allow it to dry for at least an hour to harden the whole polish system before you do anything with your hands.

In 1987 the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classified Formaldehyde as 2A "probable human carcinogen" for a rare form of nasal cancer. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has similarly classified Formaldehyde as a probable human carcinogen under conditions of unusually high or prolonged exposure.

In fact, formaldehyde is not typically added directly to cosmetics and personal care products, other than as a component of some nail hardening products. Therefore, Formaldehyde is not inhaled. Some ingredients release very small amounts of Formaldehyde into the product as needed to protect against the growth of bacteria.

Regarding inhalation of large amounts of Formaldehyde, IARC considered new studies again in 1995 and maintained the rating at 2A. In 2004, IARC convened a Working Group of scientists to review all available scientific data. The Working Group voted to recommend reclassification of Formaldehyde as a known human carcinogen. The IARC Working Group based its reclassification decision on new information from studies of persons exposed to Formaldehyde, which in its view provided sufficient evidence to establish that exposure to Formaldehyde causes nasopharyngeal cancer in humans under certain circumstances. It also found strong evidence of a link between Formaldehyde and leukemia, though the evidence was not sufficient to establish a causal relationship.

It is important to recognize, however, that the IARC Working Group's reclassification decision appears to have been based on findings for Formaldehyde at high concentrations with exposure to gaseous Formaldehyde such as those seen in industrial settings. These exposures do not occur in cosmetic and personal care products.

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I usually just pour about a cap full of finger nail polish remover in the polish then close the bottle and roll the bottle of polish back and fourth in your hands. This mixes it and thins out the polish.

Well when your toenail is coming off it may hurt because when my toenail was coming off I hit it and then started to hurt so I guess m suggestion is to not bump it on anything and keep a bandage on it or some thing.

if your wondering about weather to buy some or not its worth the money. it stays on for a long time if you have a base and top coat. there are great colours and it doesnt stain nails :)

Eggshell nails is a disorder in which the fingernails are very thin and fragile. It is not recommended that a manicure be done on them.