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18-06-09, 10:13 PM
It is not a fungus. It is an active or the resulting stain of a bacterial infection that has been allowed to multiply for FAR too long as, by the time it is BLACK, the infection has been there for some time. Shame on her nail tech for letting it go this far.
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19-06-09, 12:07 AM
hi there dont know if this helps but when i was training i was told to immediately soak off the nails treat with surgical spirit by soaking them in it for twenty minutes then advise them to go to there gp for immediate treatment i.e. antibiotics and do mot put any more nails on until this has completely cleared up hop this helps xx
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19-06-09, 12:14 AM
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19-06-09, 07:07 AM
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Here is an article that will explain what a greenie really is: Moldy Oldy Fun Guys Read it and learn from it the real facts. The article may sound light hearted and fun (because that is the way the GMG is) but it is serious and it is factual. |
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19-06-09, 01:46 PM
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Moisture can leak under any nail enhancement product be it gel or L&P or wraps ... if the maintenance has not been carried out meticulously or if a nail has been cracked. It is not uncommon for these things to happen (another reason why part time nail techs often aren't available to deal with these things when they should be dealt with , which is immediately). Even the climate where one lives can be a contributory factor to a bacterial infection. If dealt with immediately and with knowledge, then no infection should have a chance to get more than started. Often poor maintenance is the problem, where the nail technician hasn't realised (or ignored) the fact that something is loose etc. To get to the stage of being black, shows a serious lack of care or knowledge or both. |
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