Nail designer refers to the creation of nail art using various materials and techniques. Nail polish is one of the most commonly used materials in nail design. Here are some details about nail polish:
Ingredients:
- Contemporary nail polish ingredients are synthetic organic materials and inorganic chemical products.
- The main ingredients of nail polish consist of a solvent, commonly used solvents include ethyl alcohol, acetone, and N-butyl acetate. The plasticizer, such as dibutyl phthalate, could make the product pliable and soft.
- Nail polish formulations may include ingredients that are toxic or affect other health problems. One controversial family of ingredient are phthalates, which are used to make plastics more flexible.
Positive:
- Nail polish can be used to create a wide range of designs and colors, making it a versatile material for nail art.
Negative:
- Nail polish ingredients may include toxic chemicals that can affect health.
- The production of nail polish requires a lot of energy and generates waste, which can have negative environmental impacts.
Other materials used in nail design:
- Acrylic powder and liquid: used to create artificial nails.
- Dip powder: a type of manicure that lasts longer than gels, but may contain harmful ingredients.
- Press-on nails: a DIY option for those who struggle with painting their own nails.
- Vegan nail polish: does not contain animal-derived ingredients.
- Non-toxic nail polish: does not contain harmful chemicals.
In summary, nail polish is a commonly used material in nail design, but it may contain toxic ingredients and have negative environmental impacts. Other materials used in nail design include acrylic powder and liquid, dip powder, press-on nails, vegan nail polish, and non-toxic nail polish.
