The 4 main causes of nail peeling off
This is an anomaly that can appear on anyone and at any time, regardless of the technique used, but it can be annoying to see your beautiful manicure peel off prematurely. The causes remain as diverse as they are numerous and, whether on natural nails, capsules or with a template extension, you are unfortunately not immune to peeling off.
Today, Maryton Nail Supply will reveal the 4 main causes of nail peeling off in this guide. Please read carefully.
1) The client may be on medication, chemo radiotherapy, have greasy nails or sweaty hands, causing the material on the nail to peel off quickly. Some intensive activities such as gardening, cleaning with strong products or DIY are reasons that could explain the start of detachment. It should be noted that these cases remain rare, they should in no case be taken as generalities.
2) It is essential to work with a brand offering quality products that meet European standards. So if there were to be a problem with a batch number or other, you would be notified. The products are developed for perfect adhesion to each other; so be careful not to mix brands because it will then be difficult for you to know which product is causing the detachment. Also make sure your manicure set is professional and quality, as poor materials will not hold or will remain on the natural nail.
3) Some hydroalcoholic gels can be the cause of detachment. Indeed, those containing a relatively high proportion of water will take longer to dry. There are also those containing glycerin or other similar substance that will provide a greasy layer to the nail.
Remember: a nail must be carefully degreased and dry to ensure optimal adhesion.
4) Application errors are the most likely causes of detachment. The different techniques require perfect mastery of application protocols. As a client, it is strongly recommended to choose a qualified nail technician who has been trained in this practice.
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