Korean cute manicure pictures daquan
There are many styles and forms of nail art, and lovely nail art must be a classic hot model, which is very suitable for all seasons and ages! And these lovely manicures below are all popular on 20 18, don't say I didn't tell you!
Red elk cute manicure
Red lucky cat cute manicure
Yellow poached egg manicure
Cartoon hand-painted lovely manicure
Fense jinbo manicure
Xiao tu zi ai ke manicure
Simple and lovely manicure
Aikeji manicure
Weixiao manicure
Girl Xiao Xin Baitu Manicure
Aike panda manicure
Christmas decoration manicure
Is it itchy already? If you like it, try it quickly.
Matters needing attention in cat's eye manicure
1. When using cat's eye nail polish glue, it is best to use it with removable adhesive and removable sealing layer. If not used together, it is easy to burst and difficult to remove.
2. Apply the cat's eye nail polish only once, not too thin or too thick.
3. The magnet can be special, it can be the magnet on your refrigerator, or it can be someone else's. No need to buy a professional magnet. The magnetic field lines of each magnet are different and can be used according to your own preferences.
How much is the cat's eye manicure?
Reference price: 170 yuan.
Cat's eye nail polish, as its name implies, is made into cat's eye. It can show different light and shadow with the change of light, and it can attract people's attention like opal when applied to hands.
The magnetic powder in the cat's eye glue will be adsorbed and aggregated by the magnet. Under the reflection of light, a light band similar to the pupil of cat's eye appears, that is, a narrow and bright reflection appears on the surface, and its effect is like opal, so it is called cat's eye glue.
What harm does manicure do to human body?
Increase the risk of cancer
Ordinary nail polish contains a lot of organic solvents, mainly including acetone, ethyl acetate, phthalates and so on. We usually smell the pungent smell of nail polish because they contain more formaldehyde and benzene. Phthalates mainly play a softening role. This substance enters the human body through the skin and breathing. If used in excess, it will increase the risk of breast cancer in women.
Increase the risk of poisoning
Nearly 90% of the packaging and material components of nail polish are unqualified. The most prominent is the extensive use of banned pigments, which contain a large number of carcinogenic fluorescent agents. In addition, ingredients such as skin polishes and nail enhancers used in nail art may also contain toxic substances. Therefore, long-term use of inferior nail polish with excessive heavy metals such as lead, arsenic and mercury, in which harmful components are absorbed by the human body through nails, is likely to cause the harm of chronic poisoning.
Cause periungual dermatosis
In the process of manicure, manicurists will use special tools to polish their nails. After such "processing", nails become smoother. However, after a long period of grinding and polishing, nails will become thinner and softer, resulting in nail polish damage and bacterial infections such as fungi; In addition, in the process of filing nails, the skin around the deck is also vulnerable to damage, especially the nail skin covering the nail root, which is easy to see water and cause bacterial infection, resulting in paronychia and periungual abscess.
Cause paronychia
Nails have a nail surface film, which is a part of the skin and has the functions of breathing and protection. Often apply nail polish, so that nails can't "breathe". When manicure, the surface film of the nail should be worn off, and its surface and skin will be damaged. Without the protection of nail matrix, nails will be prone to pathological changes, leading to viruses and fungi taking advantage of it, making subcutaneous tissue red and swollen. Frequent manicure may lead to a vicious circle, eventually leading to redness and swelling of the skin around the nails, and rapid ulceration, forming paronychia. If repeated attacks, it will become chronic paronychia, and even lead to blood infectious diseases.