Artificial nail products are used for nail art and manicures. Here are some details about these products:
Positive aspects:
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Nail art products can be used to create a variety of designs and patterns on nails, making them look more attractive and stylish.
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Some nail art products are made with non-toxic and safe ingredients, making them suitable for use on natural nails.
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Nail art kits come with a variety of design stickers and stencils, which can be used to create exciting patterns and designs.
Negative aspects:
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Some artificial nail products may contain hazardous chemical ingredients that can enter and affect the body.
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Low-quality adhesive can damage nails and skin, so it is important to look for a tool kit that comes with a good-quality adhesive.
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Nail polish and other nail art products can cause potential chemical and dust exposures for technicians and workers.
Ingredients or materials:
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Nail polish consists predominately of a film-forming polymer dissolved in a volatile organic solvent. The most common polymer is nitrocellulose, although the more expensive cellulose acetates such as CAB are claimed to give better performance. In gel nail varnish, the polymer is usually some sort of acrylate copolymer. The solvents are commonly butyl acetate or ethyl acetate.
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The exact ingredients of many specific brands’ products are not confirmed, but some cosmetic chemists have explained the basic chemical processes behind polishes and effects.
In conclusion, nail art products can be used to create a variety of designs and patterns on nails, but some products may contain hazardous chemical ingredients. It is important to look for non-toxic and safe ingredients and good-quality tools to avoid any damage to nails and skin.
