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Uncured gel polish and microscopic e-file dust contain active acrylates that penetrate the skin, triggering permanent contact dermatitis. Learn the chemistry behind these irritants and how to protect your clients and yourself.
What actually counts as 'source capture' under nail salon ventilation code, and what doesn't (even if it feels like it should).
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HealthyAir ventilation systems help you keep health, safety, and peace of mind at the forefront of your nail salon.
The Bio Seaweed Gel Dust Collector can help create a healthier environment for you and your clients.
After realizing very few New York nail salons met her standards for quality and care, Russian nail tech Katya Kan decided to open up her own healthy, odor-free salon in the heart of Brooklyn.
The Sunflower II Nail Dust Collector from Aerovex uses powerful suction to draw in and capture nail dust.
Don’t waste your money on flimsy, doctor-style masks; they won’t provide much protection and will only fool you into thinking you’re protected from dust.
Every year for the past 14 years, nail professionals have cast their ballots to choose the best products the industry has to offer.
Aerovex Systems partners with the Associated Nail Professionals to present this webinar on nail salon ventilation. This webinar outlines steps nail professional and hair stylists can take to improve workplace safety by minimizing inhalation exposure to potentially irritating or harmful substances. It is important for salon professionals to utilize techniques to ensure the salon chemical services given are performed in the safest manner possible.For more information, visit www.aerovexsystems.com.
Following a New York Times exposé on potential labor and health dangers in nail salons, stakeholders — including local governments, salon owners, and product manufacturers — began forcefully airing concerns on salon ventilation. Increased regulation and enforcement may be the new normal.
