Air bubbles in the nail polish? How to deal with it?

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Air pockets in the material cause the entire layer to delaminate and result in unnecessary complaints.Dirt and dust quickly accumulate in poorly ventilated areas, and this, in turn, is the first step toward developing a fungal infection.
You won't have any problems with the material on your nails becoming air-trapped if you approach your work responsibly.Remember the basics and pay attention to the details, because, as the saying goes, “the devil is in the details.”.Below are a few helpful tips on how to prevent and treat an ingrown toenail.

1. Carefully peel back the skin as far as possible.Before that, apply this cuticle remover and then remove it thoroughly.
2. Don't scrape them off, but carefully buff all the shiny spots on your nails and nail tips.The areas near the cuticles are especially important.To do this, use a white matting block , a fine-grit (180) nail file with a round tip, or a nail drill bit . The latter will get the job done the fastest and most precisely..
3. Thoroughly clean and rinse your nails with the nail polish remover. Then wait for the remover to evaporate.
4. Use the primer according to the manufacturer's instructions.
5. Before applying the first coat of gel or acrylic, be sure to check that the brush is clean.In particular, natural-bristle brushes should be placed in a container containing cleaning solution or e-liquid , and then thoroughly wiped with a lint-free cotton swab.
6. GelIt’s best to scoop it up close to the side of the container it’s in and slowly spread it from the center of the nail toward the edges.Make sure that there is enough product (but not too much) on the sides of the nail as well.
7. Acrylic should be applied in a similar manner.However, the ratio of e-liquid to powder must be chosen appropriately.
8. During the final machining, be careful not to accidentally remove any material.If that happened, it’s best to apply a thin layer of a material such as Line Out to the removed area, followed by a base gel , and after it has cured, a gloss top gel.
9. If you're using the nail file, use a side-to-side or downward motion—not an upward one—as this can lift the material and cause air pockets..

A client comes to you with a complaint because she noticed air bubbles under her nails.

1. Even though it takes a lot of time, you should thoroughly remove and repair any small air pockets..
2. In the case of significant air bubbles, remove the entire layer and redo the nail from scratch, paying close attention to every detail..
3. Keep in mind that frequent removal of material from the nail causes the natural nail plate to lose its ability to adhere to the gel..
4. While you're working, remind your clients not to nervously pick at, peel, or bite their nails.
5. Curiosity.Did you know that nicotine negatively affects the material's adhesion to the natural nail plate??That's exactly how it is.This substance acts as a separator between the mass and the plate.
   So make sure that no one smokes cigarettes near your nails at work.
   
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