I have a client who got her nails done yesterday. She is a bad biter and has just told me that she has what looks like blood pooling under a couple of her nails. I have never encountered this in 10 years. What could it be and what should I do?
I did a LivingSocial deal and I have this client who has cancelled her appointment due to a migraine, which she gets frequently. Also she apparently has chemical and environmental allergies. I think it would be better for her not to get her nail service. How do I go about telling her this?
I am taking medications that affect my immune system. Can working on an infected nail release spores or other infectious material that could be inhaled to cause problems for later?
Personal touch is a hallmark of a nail tech’s work. So what about wearing gloves? Does it detract from the service experience or put both the tech and client at ease that the highest standards are being followed? The responses were mixed when we asked our readers: Do you wear gloves while doing pedicures (or any service)?
I’m filing my skin away. Is there any type of glove out on the market that I can buy for this problem? I would have to cover three fingers on my right and two on my left. They get so bad that they start to bleed. Please help me.
I have a client who has worn pink-and-white acrylic for years, but all of a sudden all her nails have begun lifting from the nail bed. It’s a very small amount, only on the right side of the nails. It almost looks fungal. She has not changed anything, diet, medication, etc., that we can think of. Do have any ideas what this could be?
I am a cosmetologist and would like to start doing nails, but I have also been diagnosed as a diabetic and must do finger sticks daily. Should I be concerned about infections? I see a lot of info on the diabetic client, but not the diabetic nail tech. Any info would be greatly appreciated.