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Health risks of excessive nail treatments
The article discusses the risks of excessive nail treatments, particularly gel and acrylic products, and their impact on the health of nails and skin. It shows that over-application of gel and harsh removal can weaken the nails, while chemicals such as acrylates and TPO used in some formulations may cause allergies or harm fertility and potentially contribute to conditions like Alzheimer's disease. The article explains that the BIAB technique offers better protection, although it does not directly strengthen the nails. In contrast, acrylics require more invasive procedures and increase the risk of infections. It recommends following guidelines to minimize damage, such as avoiding excessive contact with the skin and carefully choosing products, while also noting that repeated exposure to ultraviolet light poses potential risks to skin health.
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