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The most common avoidable skin disease for nail technicians. Caused by touching certain substances to the skin |
Contact dermatitis |
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When the skin is irritated by a substance |
Irritant contact dermatitis |
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The possibility of becoming allergic to an ingredient in a product |
Allergic contact dermatitis |
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What types of enhancements/products can cause allergic reactions? |
Monomer, polymer, nail wraps, UV gels |
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Prolonged, repeated, or long-term exposure that can cause sensitivity |
Overexposure |
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Greatly increased or exaggerated allergic sensitivity to products |
Sensitization |
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Where are skin allergies likely? |
Between technicians thumb and index finger On the technicians wrist, palm, or back of the hand On the nail technicians face, especially cheeks On the clients eponychium, fingertips, or sensitive tissues of the nail bed |
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What do you do if a client has an adverse skin reaction? |
Place the clients hand in warm water to reduce burning. Remove any substance that may be causing the reaction. Allow skin to settle before performing any further services. |
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How can you avoid overexposure? |
Do not lean on any surfaces in the salon Ensure your workspace is kept clean Wear gloves and protective eyewear Avoid touching substances with bare hands |
