Does nail polish cause cancer? Will nail polish do it itself?

We all know about nail polish, and we all know that nail polish is different from nail varnish, but some people think that nail polish can cause cancer. So let's find out whether nail polish can cause cancer. What can nail polish do?

Nail polish is not a carcinogen. Its main ingredients are resin, pigment, adhesion promoter, etc. Nail polish has no odor and does not contain formaldehyde. Nail polish has a strong odor and contains formaldehyde. They are harmless to the body, so nail polish is an environmentally friendly, non-toxic and safe product. In addition, nail polish will not harm the nails after applying it. For example, distinguishing the quality of nail polish is closely related to the quality of the nail polish itself. In addition, being able to keep it on the nails for a longer period of time is also one of the criteria for distinguishing. It is also very important to apply nail polish appropriately. In addition, many people see that the nails lose their original luster after using nail polish for manicure, so they think that this is because the nail polish has damaged the nails. In fact, this is just because the nail polish remover causes the nails to dry out. We only need to apply jojoba oil to the nails to restore them.

No. Because nail polish contains light-curing ingredients, it can only be dried and hardened by light exposure. Under normal circumstances, nail polish cannot be dried naturally. For the beautification of nails, many people may choose to do it themselves, and many people will choose to go to professional nail salons. First of all, nail salons use different things. Although nail polish and nail polish can achieve the effect of beautifying nails, the ingredients of the two are not the same. Secondly, in terms of the use of tools and types of manicure, nail salons have a wider range of choices. There is also the final presentation effect. The presentation effect of nail salons using nail polish will last longer. Usually when we apply nail polish ourselves, we will find that nail polish dries quickly, but it does not last very long, especially when the hands are in contact with water for a long time, it will make it fall off faster. And sometimes it does not fall off completely. This kind of incomplete manicure cannot bring any beautification effect, but will have a counterproductive effect. Moreover, if this kind of ordinary nail polish is used frequently, it will cause certain damage to our nails.

Reason 1: Dead skin is not cleaned up. Basic hand trimming is required before doing nails, which is the basic step of applying nail polish. If the dead skin is not trimmed cleanly, it may cause the nail polish to fall off easily. Reason 2: Too much base glue is applied. Apply a thin layer of base glue/bonding agent as thinly as possible. If it is applied too thickly, it is easy to cause the nail polish to curl up. Reason 3: The color glue is too thick. The color glue should not be too thick. Generally, the correct way is to apply two coats of pure color and three coats of light color translucent to avoid wrinkles. It is recommended to apply a thin point for the first time, and then apply it normally after the light is turned on. Generally, the color will be very full. In addition, pay attention to the edge wrapping. Try to wrap the edge once for each layer. Reason 4: Too much sealing layer is applied. Try not to let the sealing layer flow into the nail groove. If you really take too much and accidentally flow into the nail groove, please clean the nail groove as soon as possible. Reason 5: Not enough cleaning fluid is used. Use more when more is needed and less when less is needed. For example, don't save on cleaning fluid. Wash it thoroughly so that the sealing glue will not easily dry out and the brightness will be better displayed.

No, it is nail polish that can cause damage to nails. Nail polish is also called phototherapy glue, Barbie glue, QQ glue, etc. in the market. Its main components are some pigments and natural resins. This material will solidify under ultraviolet rays. The biggest difference from nail polish is that nail polish will evaporate. Therefore, there will be no harmful gases from nail polish that we will inhale. Nail polish will form a plastic-like film. The permeability is worse than nail polish, so it will not corrode our nails. At the same time, the glossiness and wear resistance of nail polish are better than nail polish, and it will solidify immediately when it encounters light. Therefore, nail polish is generally stored in a closed state. So when we do manicures now, we usually need to expose it to light, so that our nail polish can dry quickly. There is no harm to our nails.