Comments on: Controversy: Are The UV Lights in Nail Salons Harmful?

By: maria mills

maria mills — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 03:54:07 +0000

I use a face cream that has powerful antioxidants from real blue berries. . .its from this organic and chemical free company called Made from Earth. It’s the “Three Berry Serum”. . .It has actual berries in it which are mixed with the lotion and applied to your face. Plus, I have sensitive skin and don’t put any chemicals in my body, and this one of the few face creams I have found that is 100% chemical free . .

Seriously – toxic synthetic chemicals in your lotions are not necessary. Human skin is porous which means that substances we put on our skin are absorbed directly into our bloodstream. This means these chemicals may end up in your liver or other organs.

By: huntfreeh

huntfreeh — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 12:58:31 +0000

Nail tips are one of the oldest forms of nail enhancements. Preformed plastic nail shapes are applied to the natural nail plate with nail glue. Sometimes they cover the nail from the cuticle to the end, but more frequently they are applied midway down the nail plate. To get a smoother finish, some nail techs may apply acrylics, gel, or wraps over either the natural “untipped” nail or both the natural nail and the newly affixed nail tip. The entire shape is then sanded and filed into the length and shape you want.
http://www.nailsalon.we.bs/

By: Stephanie

Stephanie — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 15:50:04 +0000

Hi,
This question has nothing to do with your post but, what do you think of taking niacinamide pill supplements, crushing them up and mixing them with a moisturizer and applying the mixture to your face? Is the concentration too high? I read somewhere (possibly here) that niacinamide is sometimes prescribed. Please let me know what you think of this idea!

Thanks for your time!