I think that putting a bit of powder into a separate dish for each customer and discarding after use is a better technique than putting every customers fingers into the main dish.
Sometimes I wonder: how do they have all that money and time for that? Every second Saturday and like 400 a month gone, for fake nails. And it's not even like it's a pleasant experience to get them done. I wouldn't count it as "pampering" like a massage or haircut.
That’s right. Sometimes the light burns. They sell anti uv gloves to wear online. It protects the hands. I do my own regular nail polish and only do gel when I have an occasion or travelling.
So basically this is exaggerated because the dr said it would be the stronger UV lamps and even at that there is no proof, none. I’m not some big advocate for nails but this story is just scaring people and potentially harming nail business with no evidence whatsoever. Lame.
What people don’t understand your fingers are easy access into your blood stream. I am a healthcare professional and 27 years ago a physician told us to never get your nails done with anything artificial. The glue, even some nail polish contain harmful chemicals.
@@stewiegriffin8036 Not sure why you chose my comment to respond to, I never said to stop using led lamps, but whatever I'm down to talk. Not exactly the same scenario, people generally know that the sun is harmful, and they know that there are things they can do to minimize harm. They can make an informed choice on whether they want to protect themselves from the sun or not. I would say many people don't know that curing lights can be harmful. I think it's perfectly fine to be informed of potential risks, so you can make an informed decision. Whether people use gel polish less often, slather their hands in sunscreen before curing, stop using it all together, keep using it at the same rate they always have, etc, it's their choice to make.
My skin has become so peely and wrinkly and I'm only 28...my hands should look young and vibrant ! I think I'm going to stop 😭 how can I get my skin back right?
Stay natural, why go for all this nonsense. I don't apply nail paint (on rarest occassions for few hours) or keep long nails n I have very healthy nails.
@@kaaajeee👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾U must be a Healthcare Provider as I am, and I agree with u, but I did not want to voice my opinion on this platform for the same backlash u received. I get enough of it face to face when I try to EDUCATE my clients. BTW, this platform is SUPPOSED to be one where u can voice ur own OPINION✅😂😂😂😂
I'm sorry but I'm going to get my nails and feet done. I inquired about this at the nail shop the other day. The nail tech said that the machine has changed now. It was a different UV light that was used a long time ago that caused that. They've updated the UV lamp since then. Hey I'm going to die from something. I already smoke cigarettes. I'm just saying. I'm not walking around with no crusty feet 😂
Yet place large amounts of Chemical free sunscreens all over Your hands up to tips with each Service! Also use gloves with tips cut out over sunscreens!
@@Eaudenina Do you have proof that Black people get their nails done the most? If so please show me where you got your info. How about you worry about your own nails and how they look.
Dip powder can contain bacteria and cause infection if used by many people at a nail shop.
Good to know
I think that putting a bit of powder into a separate dish for each customer and discarding after use is a better technique than putting every customers fingers into the main dish.
@@MJ-ib7iqnail fungus
I would be more worried about the allergies that are becoming more and more prevalent.
After watching this, I worry about the safety of the kind nail techs.
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Once in a while its good. I do it every month and change from gel to regular polish just to let my nails rest from the gel and the uv lamp etc.
Is it okay if i do gel nails like once in 1-3 months? I have 1 set on gel nails and im scared 😅
"It lasts forever....I get it done every two weeks." Lol
Sometimes I wonder: how do they have all that money and time for that? Every second Saturday and like 400 a month gone, for fake nails. And it's not even like it's a pleasant experience to get them done. I wouldn't count it as "pampering" like a massage or haircut.
Getting your nails done under a UV lamp every two weeks is to often it seems that would be harmful.
That’s right. Sometimes the light burns. They sell anti uv gloves to wear online. It protects the hands. I do my own regular nail polish and only do gel when I have an occasion or travelling.
I'm sooo glad I don't do nails. Love my natural nails 😊
So basically this is exaggerated because the dr said it would be the stronger UV lamps and even at that there is no proof, none. I’m not some big advocate for nails but this story is just scaring people and potentially harming nail business with no evidence whatsoever. Lame.
What people don’t understand your fingers are easy access into your blood stream. I am a healthcare professional and 27 years ago a physician told us to never get your nails done with anything artificial. The glue, even some nail polish contain harmful chemicals.
Yes I’m noticing the toenails look different. I’ve stopped using it. I think I’m going to go back to non toxic regular polish for occasional use.
Had mine done for 15 years no issues x
Everything now in day's kills you. Just do what you want and stop caring!
Good thing now almost all nail salons use LED LIGHT lamps to cure Gel polish! 2022
LED lamps use UV rays as well
@@NenecrazygirlWell people walk under the sun without an umbrella or a care in the world everyday, so it’s the same thing. 🤷🏾♀️
@@stewiegriffin8036 Not sure why you chose my comment to respond to, I never said to stop using led lamps, but whatever I'm down to talk.
Not exactly the same scenario, people generally know that the sun is harmful, and they know that there are things they can do to minimize harm. They can make an informed choice on whether they want to protect themselves from the sun or not.
I would say many people don't know that curing lights can be harmful. I think it's perfectly fine to be informed of potential risks, so you can make an informed decision.
Whether people use gel polish less often, slather their hands in sunscreen before curing, stop using it all together, keep using it at the same rate they always have, etc, it's their choice to make.
These corporations will do anything to scare people with BS!
While I watch this a add comes on talking about free nail art lol and nails lol
Would putting sunscreen on help.
Cant see how it could hurt, as long as you make sure not to get it on your nails or wipe them with an alcohol pad
It doesn’t
Yes
No its finger itching problem not from uv lamp ..its because of nails product gel polish arcylic powder monomer etc
why god why ! carcinogenic things in fries, tattoos, hair products and now this !
My skin has become so peely and wrinkly and I'm only 28...my hands should look young and vibrant ! I think I'm going to stop 😭 how can I get my skin back right?
Try using coconut oil warmed up just a little or almond oil. It'll take time but it is super possible. Also drink plenty of water.
I think Dove Cream Oil is amazing or any Dove lotion really.
I wish you the best!!
Use whipped shea butter
@@RavenMarie2001 any specific place I should get it from?
Nail salon owner doesn’t believe the procedure can cause cancer. Learned at his nail school
I was doing my nails now and I’m short of breath.
2 weeks though maam 🙆🏾♀️🙆🏾♀️🙆🏾♀️
thats why some nail tech have some gloves to protect the hand
No……. They’re not putting their hands under the light. It’s for cleanliness. Dip is way worse
Fungal infection is no joke.
who does their nails every 2 weeks😱the nails are gonna fall off
So this is claiming she got breast cancer from getting her nails done. Okay then, so much for science, eh?
Stay natural, why go for all this nonsense. I don't apply nail paint (on rarest occassions for few hours) or keep long nails n I have very healthy nails.
Dip is not a scientific formula lmfao. It's regular acrylic and nail glues. Just in different bottle
Too bad they’re LED lights
She didn’t get breast cancer from getting her nails done….
I don’t think that’s what the video was trying to convey. They used her breast cancer as a reference.
It's probably hereditary.
She said she HAD breast cancer in the past! She doesn't want to do anything that will cause cancer AGAIN
She doesn't want to have cancer again but there she is sticking something else on her body
you'll do anything? how about loosing weight, exercising, quitting sugar.
Wow, you are so rude.
@@MJ-ib7iq sure, but seriously. obesity is like the number one risk factor for cancer. i dont mind being rude when speaking about serious stuff.
@@kaaajeee👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾U must be a Healthcare Provider as I am, and I agree with u, but I did not want to voice my opinion on this platform for the same backlash u received. I get enough of it face to face when I try to EDUCATE my clients. BTW, this platform is SUPPOSED to be one where u can voice ur own OPINION✅😂😂😂😂
@@MJ-ib7iq and can't spell losing but instead saying loosing😀
@@kaaajeee I didn't kno u can get cancer fr being overweight 😮
I'm sorry but I'm going to get my nails and feet done. I inquired about this at the nail shop the other day. The nail tech said that the machine has changed now. It was a different UV light that was used a long time ago that caused that. They've updated the UV lamp since then. Hey I'm going to die from something. I already smoke cigarettes. I'm just saying. I'm not walking around with no crusty feet 😂
I wear the fingerless up gloves
Uv gloves
Black people/darker skinned don’t have to worry about this because we have melanin in our skin to protect us from UV light.
Not true. Black/darker skinned people should also use SPF and protect from the sun as natural melanin is not always enough.
Nope…lighter skinned people have a higher risk but anyone can get skin cancer.
Skin cancer doesn't care what color you are.
Yet place large amounts of Chemical free sunscreens all over Your hands up to tips with each Service! Also use gloves with tips cut out over sunscreens!
@@Eaudenina Do you have proof that Black people get their nails done the most? If so please show me where you got your info. How about you worry about your own nails and how they look.