Topic : Nail Manufacturers Council

As I See It: Guilty By Association

May 1, 2000  | Article

Council Issues Final Ruling On Ethyl Methacrylate

April 1, 2000  | Article

The Safety and Standards Committee of the Nail Manufacturers Council (NMC) has issued its final report on ethyl methacrylate (EMA), the chemical most common in acrylic monomers.

CIR Re-Examines Ethyl Methacrylate/ Methacrylate Acid

March 1, 1999  | Article

To Mask or Not to Mask?

November 1, 1998  | Article

Explain to your clients that acrylic vapors aren't harmful to them; they just smell bad.

As I See It: FDA and NMC Denounce MMA Use

October 1, 1996  | Article

Whether you call it “dental acrylic,” “porcelain,” or methyl methacrylate (its proper name), there should be no question any longer that MMA does not belong on human fingernails. T

Editor's note: There’s No Excuse for Poor Sanitation

March 1, 1994  | Article

New NMC Board Takes Up The Torch

December 1, 1993  | Article

Consumer Group Sues Polish Manufacturers Over Warning Labels

July 1, 1993  | Article

A California court must decide whether toluene in nail polish poses a sufficient health hazard to consumers and nail technicians to require warning labels.

Editor's note: Learn More, Earn More

October 1, 1991  | Article

Nail technicians, who continue their educations actually earn more money on services than technicians who do not take classes.