How Not to Dispose of Flammable Salon Liquids
A reminder about the proper way to dispose of salon liquids, like monomer, polish remover, and acetone.
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A reminder about the proper way to dispose of salon liquids, like monomer, polish remover, and acetone.
You probably know the essential differences between the products and nails terms you use in the salon every day — like soft gel versus hard or LED light versus UV. But could you provide a clear explanation to a curious client? And what about those fuzzy terms that can mean different things to different people? Here's a terminology "cheat sheet" we hope will help keep us all on the same page.
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