8 Dangers Women Need to Know About the Nail Salon

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Customers Are Always Accepted
As required by law, most nail salons won’t turn down any business. That means that even if a client is sick or has a nail infection or foot fungus, the nail salon will still do that person’s nails.

 

 

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Lotion and Alcohol Bottles Are Often Diluted
To save on costs, many nail salons will put less expensive lotions in more expensive bottles. Some salons use nail polish remover to dilute nail polish that is old and clumpy, which compromises the quality of the polish.

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