What are the benefits of manicure exfoliation?

Women's love of beauty is natural. It is not only reflected in their concern for their skin and appearance, but also in their frequent manicures. Everyone is familiar with the steps of manicure, but there is one step that must not be missed, and that is exfoliation. There are differences between exfoliating nails and facial skin, so what benefits does exfoliating during manicure bring to women?

The process of fingernail and toenail beauty is divided into steps such as exfoliation, grinding, polishing, softening, applying calcium oil, and coloring. In theory, nail tools should be disinfected in a timely manner, but in reality many nail salons fail to do this. Usually, as soon as the previous customer leaves, the manicurist picks up the tools just used to do nails for the next customer.

Nails are a kind of keratin protein. Intact nails have a protective function. If the surface of the nails is filed thin, some corrosive substances can easily enter, causing the nails to break, and bacteria and other microorganisms can easily enter the human body. If you do manicures frequently, your nails will turn yellow or black and lose their luster. If a customer suffers from onychomycosis or other infectious diseases, and the next customer has bleeding or other damage to the skin tissue, it is easy for the infection to be transmitted through tweezers and other nail tools. At the same time, nail products and nail polishes are chemicals. The heavy metal content in some inferior nail polishes seriously exceeds the standard, and some are added with pigments and fluorescent agents that are banned by the country. Long-term use may cause cancer.

Special reminder: women who are preparing to become pregnant or are already pregnant should not do manicures. Because nail polish generally contains a chemical called phthalate, which may cause fetal malformation or even cause miscarriage in pregnant women.