Individuals may experience contact dermatitis, a form of eczema, as an allergic response to either the artificial nails or the adhesive used.
The use of acrylic products can lead to "worn-down nail syndrome," resulting in nail thinning following exposure to acrylics and filing.
Exposure to manicuring chemicals and UV light, utilised in the curing or drying process, may elevate the likelihood of developing cancer.
Residue in hard-to-clean areas beneath the nails, particularly when using MMA-based acrylics, can heighten nail sensitivity. Despite toxicity concerns leading to bans, some lower-end salons still employ these materials.
Depending on individual nail strength, acrylics may cause splitting or pain in the nail plate. Consider your nails' strength, as excessively thin nails may not be ideal for acrylic application.
Monitor your nail growth as acrylics have a tendency to weaken nails, rendering them susceptible to breakage over time.