Dermatologist Reveals the Danger of Shellac: How to Protect Nails from Damage.

Dermatologist Yulia Gallyamova spoke about the harm of using shellac for the nail plate, according to REN TV.

According to the specialist, shellac damages the upper glossy layer of the nail, which is a protective covering for the plate, negatively affecting the quality of the nails. After applying shellac, the nail becomes porous, which promotes the entry of infections and the development of fungal lesions.

'Ultraviolet rays from the lamp can damage the skin of the hands and cause diseases under the nail plate,' the doctor noted. Since the nail plate becomes thinner after a manicure, it is recommended to take breaks from using shellac every six months.

We remind you that earlier a manicurist from Brovary grew 10-meter nails and set a record.

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News from Korrespondent.net on Telegram. Subscribe to our channel When working with nail shellac, it is important to remember about the possible harm to the nail plate revealed by the dermatologist. The use of shellac can damage the upper protective layer of the nail, making it more vulnerable to infections and fungal lesions. Therefore, it is recommended to take breaks from using shellac every six months to ensure nail health.