There are several search results related to nail art products, but they provide different information. Below is a summary of the information found:
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StyleCraze provides a list of tools that are useful for nail art, such as stickers, dotting tools, rhinestones, loose glitter, stamping kits, and topcoat/basecoat. The article also mentions that the quality of the adhesive and the overall quality of the tools are important factors to consider when choosing a nail art kit.
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Kredioo Painted Gel Nail Polish is a product sold on Amazon that claims to be made from resin and mineral color, without formaldehyde, toluene, and other toxin materials.
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Design Life-Cycle explains that the main ingredients of nail polish consist of a solvent, plasticizer, and dyes/pigments. Common solvents include ethyl alcohol, acetone, and N-butyl acetate. Plasticizers, such as dibutyl phthalate, make the product pliable and soft. Dyes and pigments are used to add color to the nail polish.
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Wikipedia explains that nitrocellulose is the main ingredient in most nail polishes. Other ingredients include plasticizers, dyes/pigments, and opalescent pigments. The article also mentions different types of nail polish, such as matte, duochrome, jelly, magnetic, crackled, and glass-flecked.
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WikiHow provides a list of supplies needed to do acrylic nails, such as a nail brush, acrylic liquid, different types of acrylic powders, acrylic nail tips, nail tip glue, acrylic nail clippers and files, and an acrylic bowl and brush. The article also warns against using MMA (Methyl methacrylate) monomers, which are too hard for the natural nail, and recommends using EMA (Ethyl Methacrylate) instead.
Based on the search results, it is clear that nail art products and nail polish contain different ingredients, and acrylic nails require specific supplies. However, none of the search results provide information on the positive or negative effects of these products on nails or skin.
