Ban kicks in: goodbye to gel and semi-permanent manicures (1 / 2)
Nail art is now a huge trend among young girls, adult women, and the elderly, affecting entire generations who, rather than traditional nail polish, prefer to use gel and semi-permanent products under a lamp because they last longer.
The reasons? To follow the trends so often promoted by influencers and nail experts, or because nails “don’t chip,” “they’re always in good shape,” or to avoid becoming even more prone to nail biting, etc. But perhaps not everyone knows that this beauty practice, like everything else, also presents risks.
With the start of summer, we’re increasingly curious to discover the new trends, colors, and techniques, but it’s essential to know what we’re about to tell you.
We can already tell you that this news won’t make you jump for joy, but health, life, and safety come first, even when it comes to nail art. This seemingly harmless world is a place where we can relax, perhaps even enjoying a few moments of conversation, allowing us to escape the stresses of everyday life.
The ban has come into effect , and goodbye to gel and semi-permanent manicures. But what’s going on? What are the new rules? All that’s left to do is explore them together on the next page of our article, answering the countless questions from women passionate about nail art.
