What to Tell Clients When They Have Green Nails
If your client come in with a green spot on her nail, here's what you can tell her.
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Green discoloration of the nail plate is the most common change in nail color of the fingernails. Yellow-green, green, and green-black discolorations of the nail plate are caused by pseudomonas bacteria, which can grow in the cleft between the nail plate and nail bed at the base of the nail.
It can be very disconcerting for both you and the client to discover one or more green nails on removing her polish.