whilst on my training someone cut the finger with a file and the tutor said to use a small amount of resin on it the stop it ? anyone herd of that ? Anyway i'l tryed it out for myself last night when i stood on a plug ! oooch :lol:
Calgel resin on cuts to stop it ?
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angel fingers
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yes i have.
a little drop of resin or nail adhesive. they use the same type of thing to close wounds in hospital.
a little drop of resin or nail adhesive. they use the same type of thing to close wounds in hospital.
akaza
Well-Known Member
That sounds really strange to me....I dont think I'd do that to a client! They'd think that I was trying to glue their finger back on or something 
I usually use a cotton ball with abit of antiseptic on it, and keep it there for a couple of minutes till the cut dries up!
I usually use a cotton ball with abit of antiseptic on it, and keep it there for a couple of minutes till the cut dries up!
Urban Geek
Mobile Nail technician
I find severe nail biters can bleed very easily if pressure is put around the cuticle (when holding their fingers) and I have used a tiny bit of resin to stop the bleeding. It works a treat.
I have used a tiny bit of resin to stop the bleeding. It works a treat.
Yes, it does. I nipped a lady that was on blood thinners. I couldn't get the bleeding to stop until I put a drop of resin in the cut. Worked GREAT! Obviously, I NEVER should have nipped her but accidents do happen.
