Disorders of the nails
Known as hang nail /or split cuticle around the nail.
Agnail
This grit of the nail file is 180 and less
Low Grit
Gel nails are created by
Oligomers
Known as ringworm
Tinea
A cream or liquid used for softening and loosening the cuticle
Cuticle remover
Dark purplish discoloration under the nail
Bruised Nail
Fine Grit Has a grit number of
240 or higher
Curing or hardening is known as
Polymerization
Known as athletes feet
Tinea Pedis
Known as foot paddles used to smooth and reduce the appearance of calluses
Foot files
excess melanin in the nails
Melanonychia
used for buffing/finishing, smoothes and shines the nail plate and has a grit of 900 to 1200
Ultra fine grit
a type of monomer that is colorless,volatile,flammable liquid ,has small molecules that can penetrate body tissue or skin can possibly cause an allergic reaction
Methyl Methacrylate (MMA)
Fungal infection of the nail ,where the nails can become thick and discolored,sometimes with white scaly patches
Onychomycosis
contoured with finger and palm grooves for comfort while soaking the fingers
Manicure bowl
Abnormal brittleness of the nail plates
Onychorrhexis
What is the abrasiveness of a 180 to 240 nail file called
Medium grit
Is a tacky, film like layer that forms on top of the nail enhancement that should be filed away when the curing has completed comes fro using odorless monomers and polymers
Inhibition layer
Nail detaches and falls off whole or in parts
Onychoptosis
Used as a guide when doing a consultation or a service on a customer
Blueprint
Injury to the nail bed that causes damage to the capillaries
Splinter Hemorrhage
Final filing on natural nail to remove ridges and prepares nails for buffing has grit of 400 to 899
Very fine Grit
Powders used for acrylic nails, which are a combination of monomers, initiators and a catalyst
Polymers
Hereditary, injury to the nail bed,improper care of nails
Onychogryposis
Comes in a variety of types and sizes that range from fully contained stand alone systems, portable or flexible
Pedicure chairs