Whoa! This makes your nails unhealthy | AWAYION BEAUTY

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Have you ever yearned for the sensation of having exquisitely fashionable nails that catch everyone’s eye? Picture the elegance of those nails you had for your prom, wedding, or college reunion.

Imagine that surge of pride when you grasp someone’s hand, and they marvel at the lustrous, healthy appearance of your hands and the stunning high-fashion nails adorning them. Meanwhile, as you glance at their hand, you can’t help but wonder why their nails resemble a baby’s teething ring, and if the faintly pale hue on their hands results from baking. Gnarly, eh?

But, if your own nails have the appearance of being gnawed on, and you desire to hide them while they heal, what options are available to you?

Discover the unsightly culprits behind your unhealthy nails and learn the secrets to attaining exquisite, robust nails, in this post. Because every girl deserves to have stunning and healthy nails.

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TL: DR A quick post glance:

1. The Ugly (aka unhealthy nail diseases)
2. The Bad (aka toxins that mess up your nails)
3. The Good (aka the Solution)

Sound juicy? Okay, Ladies. Let’s start

1. The Ugly (AKA unhealthy nail diseases)

Using toxic nail polish and nail polish remover can have negative effects on the nail bed. However, despite the risks, it is possible to achieve visually stunning yet “diseased” high fashion nails. Let’s explore two nail diseases that can arise because of using toxic nail polish. 

•   Paronychia  This nail disease is an infection of the skin around the fingernails and toenail. This infection is found where the skin and the nail meet. This trauma to the nails could be a result of bacteria found in toxic nail polish.  
•   Onycholysis This nail disease is better known as the splitting of the fingernail. This nail disease is caused by nail polish remover.

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2. The Bad (AKA toxins that mess up your nails)

Let’s dive into the world of toxins lurking in certain nail polishes, casting a shadow over nail health. These toxic polishes hold the power to trigger nail diseases, as they conceal within them 3 notorious chemicals. Here are 3 notorious chemicals found in some toxic nail polishes: 

• Formaldehyde – can cause watery eyes; burning sensations in the eyes, nose, and throat; coughing; wheezing; nausea; and skin irritation

• Toluene – can also cause neurological damage

• Dibutyl phthalate (DBP) – is suspected of interfering with hormone function (endocrine disruption), causing reproductive and developmental problems among other health effects

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3. The Good – (AKA the solution)

To achieve stunningly vibrant and glamorous nails that exude health and beauty, indulge in the sheer luxury of organic nail polishes. Let me present to you two exquisite non-toxic nail polishes that will captivate your senses.

• HoneyBee Gardens Nail Polish – Their nail polish contains NO FD&C colors, toluene, dibutyl phthalate, xylene, or formaldehyde. This product can be removed with rubbing alcohol.
• Benecos Nail Polish – This nail polish is free of toluene, camphor, phthalates, formaldehyde and formaldehyde resin. And they come in pretty sensational colors.

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Major Takeaways

You now discovered the unsightly culprits behind your unhealthy nails and learned the secrets to attaining exquisite, robust nails.

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