Exquisite urban beauty,
Who hasn't done blingbling nails yet?
However, the nail art is cool for a while,
Beware of nail art becoming "moldy nails"!
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"Manicure" becomes "moldy nails"
"I think it's good, and I will do more in the summer and less in the winter." At around 1 p.m., Ms. Wu took the time to come to the nail salon to get her nails done, and as a regular customer of the nail salon, she would visit the nail salon every other month, or even half a month, to reward herself with a brand new nail art.
However, as the "standard" nail art of young ladies, there are actually hidden risks. Recently, after a woman in Yunnan unfinished her nails, she found that her ten fingernails were almost empty, and even some of her nails were infected with Pseudomonas aeruginosa and turned green. In September this year, a woman in Hunan found that there was a small crack in her nails when she removed her nails, and then went to the hospital for examination only to find that the inside of the nail cover had been infected and could only be removed.
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"After doing it once for a month, it will naturally fall, and I will continue to do it if I drop it, and the frequency is high." Miss Liu, a citizen, believes that frequent doing is harmful to her own nails, and her nails are easy to become soft and thin, of course, sometimes it is okay to dress up.
Ms. Yang redoes her nails every month, sometimes every other week. "I didn't think it looked good, and when I saw that there were other colors and other styles, I wanted to change it. Since nails tend to become thinner, special care should be taken when grinding and removing. "
Disinfection should be in place
"If the nails are rotten, it proves that they are still not professional enough, as long as the disinfection is done well." Ms. Su, a clerk at the nail salon, said that if the operator does not operate properly, such as not disinfecting the tools thoroughly when doing nail art, damaging the nails when polishing the nails, or the nail pieces are not firmly sealed and "moldy" into the water, etc., it may lead to nail infection.
Nail art should be done appropriately
Zhang Yi, a dermatologist at the Second People's Hospital of Foshan City, also pointed out that when the nails turn green, they are generally infected with Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which can produce a variety of pathogenic substances and cause secondary infections. Once infected, it is often accompanied by the peeling of part of the infected nail, and in more severe cases, the whole nail will be separated from the nail bed.
"If you do nail art often, there may be some small trauma to the nail and its surroundings, which can easily cause paronychia, or some fungal and bacterial infections, such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection." Dr. Zhang also reminds that nail art should be done properly, not too often, and hands should be kept dry as much as possible, and the nails should not be cut too short or sanded too much.
Of course, there is no need to talk about "nail art" color change, pay attention to the frequency, plus protect your nails every day, it is still okay to do nail art properly, and also remind everyone that you must choose a regular, clean and hygienic nail studio.
Graphic | Zhang Shiyu, reporter of Foshan News and Media Center
Video | Reporter Yang Jun of Foshan News and Media Center