Sensitive Nails & Fingers

SnifferB · **Sensitive Nails & Fingers -** 22-06-06, 01:14 PM

I have a client who has very sensitive nails and fingers, she removed her acrylics and her nails have a slight yellowish tinge to them. She has come to me for advice and wants a new set to replace, as her own nails are not looking too good. I have told her to leave them for a while and use regular treatments and then think about having them replaced she doesnt want to do this! Can anyone let me know which system is best for sensitive nails.

pipper · 22-06-06, 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by SnifferB

I have a client who has very sensitive nails and fingers, she removed her acrylics and her nails have a slight yellowish tinge to them. She has come to me for advice and wants a new set to replace, as her own nails are not looking too good. I have told her to leave them for a while and use regular treatments and then think about having them replaced she doesnt want to do this! Can anyone let me know which system is best for sensitive nails.

what system do you use

SnifferB · 22-06-06, 01:19 PM

Acrylics and Gels. Powder and liquid.

pipper · 22-06-06, 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by SnifferB

Acrylics and Gels. Powder and liquid.

I was thinking of the brand

SnifferB · 22-06-06, 02:02 PM

Sorry, what a plonk! I use NSI. I am worried she has been somewhere that has used MMA!!

SarahXplayboyX · 22-06-06, 04:02 PM

dont the nails go yelolow with nail polish when you dont use a bse coat?
not that im a brain i dont no anything i want to be a nail techniction but taking time.

naturalnails · 22-06-06, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by SnifferB

I have a client who has very sensitive nails and fingers, she removed her acrylics and her nails have a slight yellowish tinge to them. She has come to me for advice and wants a new set to replace, as her own nails are not looking too good. I have told her to leave them for a while and use regular treatments and then think about having them replaced she doesnt want to do this! Can anyone let me know which system is best for sensitive nails.

Is this yellow tinge on all of her nails?

Do you mean sensitive as in really damaged due to inappropriate removal?

Has it come since her nails have been taken off or was it there before?

It could be the start of a bacterial infection but now that the nails have been removed, the bacteria will have been killed off and it is safe for you to reapply, make sure your prep is meticulous. If her nails are over sensitive due to being removed inappropriately then a wrap system may be the best. Keep them quite short so as not to put any further stress on the nails.

The stain will grow out.

SarahXplayboyX · **question -** 22-06-06, 04:46 PM

iv just read that tammy taylor causes bad yellowing of the nails and is very bad for the nails do u use that by any chance?

SnifferB · 23-06-06, 04:48 PM

I think it is probably a bacterial infection as some of her natural nails have lifted on the corners and thats where the yellow tinge is. She said she noticed it appearing under her acrylics. It also looks like she has some nail trauma. Some of the nails are quite low at the sides now do you still think it would be ok to reapply?

SnifferB Newbie geek Posts: 6 Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Yeovil	Sensitive Nails & Fingers - 22-06-06, 01:14 PM I have a client who has very sensitive nails and fingers, she removed her acrylics and her nails have a slight yellowish tinge to them. She has come to me for advice and wants a new set to replace, as her own nails are not looking too good. I have told her to leave them for a while and use regular treatments and then think about having them replaced she doesnt want to do this! Can anyone let me know which system is best for sensitive nails.

SnifferB Newbie geek Posts: 6 Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Yeovil	22-06-06, 01:19 PM Acrylics and Gels. Powder and liquid.

SnifferB Newbie geek Posts: 6 Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Yeovil	22-06-06, 02:02 PM Sorry, what a plonk! I use NSI. I am worried she has been somewhere that has used MMA!!

SarahXplayboyX Newbie geek Posts: 3 Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: bilston	22-06-06, 04:02 PM dont the nails go yelolow with nail polish when you dont use a bse coat? not that im a brain i dont no anything i want to be a nail techniction but taking time.

SarahXplayboyX Newbie geek Posts: 3 Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: bilston	question - 22-06-06, 04:46 PM iv just read that tammy taylor causes bad yellowing of the nails and is very bad for the nails do u use that by any chance?

SnifferB Newbie geek Posts: 6 Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Yeovil	23-06-06, 04:48 PM I think it is probably a bacterial infection as some of her natural nails have lifted on the corners and thats where the yellow tinge is. She said she noticed it appearing under her acrylics. It also looks like she has some nail trauma. Some of the nails are quite low at the sides now do you still think it would be ok to reapply?