Hi there
I qualified in nail techniques in 2004 and loved being my own boss and looked forward to every day as a nail tech. I had a fab clientel base and spent a fortune on products etc, then out of the blue I started having hay fever symptoms, it took me a whole miserable year to figure out it was not hay fever but an allergy to the acrylic (although I made sure ventilation was my priority etc) I tried chemical masks too but this did nothing! To put it midly Im extremely upset and out of pocket money wise, and get very low when I see a lovely set of nails on someone, as I always keep thinking "what if":cry::cry:
I have tried creative brisa and I was a lot better, but I think I have an issue with the scrub fresh??. The reason I think its that and not the gels is I used a isopropol spray on its own and had similar issues, then found it in acetone free nail varnish removers etc.
I wondered if any one has any ideas to a hypoallergenic nail prep/dehydrator ???
Also has anyone else been in my situation too? I am now completing beauty therpay NVQ 2 instead, but still yern to do nails, it was my passion and still is! My symptoms are, sneezing for 2 days after, and conjested nose like hay fever, the reason I know it was acrylic, is when I didnt do them for 2 weeks all my symptoms went away, but as soon as I do a set, the next 2 days are dreadful. I have no skin allergies at all.
I have no issues with acetone in college or nail varnishes. therefore would using acetone as a dehydrator be totally un professional and would it be any good? Am i just clutching at straws? Or are there any other products out there that are hypoallergenic, iv heard of an organic one that you dip the nail tip in and flick the organic matter over to build, but was not to sure about it, I thought it would not be of the high standard of creative or maybe im wrong?:cry:
nenee
I qualified in nail techniques in 2004 and loved being my own boss and looked forward to every day as a nail tech. I had a fab clientel base and spent a fortune on products etc, then out of the blue I started having hay fever symptoms, it took me a whole miserable year to figure out it was not hay fever but an allergy to the acrylic (although I made sure ventilation was my priority etc) I tried chemical masks too but this did nothing! To put it midly Im extremely upset and out of pocket money wise, and get very low when I see a lovely set of nails on someone, as I always keep thinking "what if":cry::cry:
I have tried creative brisa and I was a lot better, but I think I have an issue with the scrub fresh??. The reason I think its that and not the gels is I used a isopropol spray on its own and had similar issues, then found it in acetone free nail varnish removers etc.
I wondered if any one has any ideas to a hypoallergenic nail prep/dehydrator ???
Also has anyone else been in my situation too? I am now completing beauty therpay NVQ 2 instead, but still yern to do nails, it was my passion and still is! My symptoms are, sneezing for 2 days after, and conjested nose like hay fever, the reason I know it was acrylic, is when I didnt do them for 2 weeks all my symptoms went away, but as soon as I do a set, the next 2 days are dreadful. I have no skin allergies at all.
I have no issues with acetone in college or nail varnishes. therefore would using acetone as a dehydrator be totally un professional and would it be any good? Am i just clutching at straws? Or are there any other products out there that are hypoallergenic, iv heard of an organic one that you dip the nail tip in and flick the organic matter over to build, but was not to sure about it, I thought it would not be of the high standard of creative or maybe im wrong?:cry:
nenee