80's Girl
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Has anyone experience with an allergy to Gel Polish? I just wondered if wearing IBX under the polish would help in any way? Many thanks.
Allergy to gel polish - would IBX help?
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noreenoconnor
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no it wouldn't , IBX works from within the nail , it will not create a barrier to stop the allergic reaction.
you don't say what gel polish she is allergic to , Shellac is free of the most well known irritants you could possibly do a trail run on a pinky finger and see how you get on , if she is allergic to shellac she'll just have to live without it as repeated use will cause the reaction to become more severe.
you don't say what gel polish she is allergic to , Shellac is free of the most well known irritants you could possibly do a trail run on a pinky finger and see how you get on , if she is allergic to shellac she'll just have to live without it as repeated use will cause the reaction to become more severe.
80's Girl
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Thankyou Noreen. It's Gel II. I have Shellac as well but this client prefers the colours and longevity of Gel II. I was hoping there was something I could apply as a 'barrier'. I was thinking that brisalite base coat and smoothing gel may work but then I'm into the murky world of mixing systems. [emoji53]
noreenoconnor
CND Education Ambassador Cork
even with a barrier you are still putting your client at risk, if you knowingly put a product on a client knowing they have previously had a reaction to it it will void your insurance. It's just not worth the risk IMI
lindabuffet
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IBX will not help with that.
80's Girl
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Thankyou Linda - I suppose I can't expect IBX to fix everything!
