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Be sure to download “Stay Healthy and Safe While Giving Manicures and Pedicures,” a recently released 20-page booklet created by OSHA (the Occupational Safety and Health Administration).

Navigating the myriad of claims in the cosmetic world may leave you wondering what these terms mean and who sets the standard. You’ll find it’s not clear cut.

Arid Blue hand sanitizer from Beautiful Nails kills 99.9% of germs while moisturizing skin.

Elevating clients for feet-focused services generally improves nail tech ergonomics, as you don’t have to hunch over to do close-up work. And building your own set-up means you can design and decorate it however you want. (Hello, purple paint and glitter!)

Internationally known scientist Doug Schoon explains Aerovex Systems "Three Zone Protection" salon ventilation control measures.

Aerovex Systems motion logo. Aerovex Systems provides the Chemical Source Capture System, "The One That Works" Salon Air Purifier and Dust Plus HVAC Filters for Nail and Hair Salons.

Aerovex Systems chemical source capture system is a portable local exhaust ventilation system and fume extractor. Three Zone Protection salon ventilation control measures include a salon air purifier and salon air and dust filters. Proper ventilation and air purification for a hair salon and nail salon creates a healthy salon environment.

Aerovex Systems chemical source capture system is a portable local exhaust ventilation system and fume extractor. Three Zone Protection salon ventilation control measures include a salon air purifier and salon air and dust filters. Proper ventilation and air purification for a hair salon and nail salon creates a healthy salon environment.

"The One That Works" Salon Air Purifier, from Aerovex Systems, was made exclusively for the ventilation system needs of the nail and hair salon industry. It scrubs harmful vapors and dust from the air, creating a healthy salon environment.

According to Young Nails’ Greg Salo, the most ergonomic way to do this is with an over-grip.

The newly redesigned Wrist-Assist has threaded end discs that allow for interchangeable cushion sizes and cushion replacement.

Whether you’re a left-handed tech yourself, have one as a coworker, or simply want to see nails from a different perspective, you can benefit from learning about how south paw nail techs adapt their set-ups to stay in their right minds and in the right career path for them.

The SPAball Kaddy — an ergonomically balanced, cup-like device that perfectly cradles a standard golf ball — was designed by massage therapist Heather Karr to relieve any awkwardness or fatigue the therapist might feel using a golf ball to massage.

Since most regulations are intended to protect the salon-going public rather than the nail technicians themselves, Seattle’s Healthy Nail Salon Project reaches out to salon workers to offer education and training on safe practices.

The new web page for the Professional Beauty Association’s Nail Manufacturers Council (NMC) contains even more educational reference materials designed for beauty professionals and consumers.

The Medicool ManiVac is a compact, modular vacuum system designed to remove potentially harmful manicure dust while you file.

Though required by your state board, most nail techs do not wash their hands before starting a service.