Is gel manicure suitable for teenagers?
Teenagers have rather soft, thin and more flexible nails than adults do. Nail plate is well moisturized and not fully developed yet. Until puberty is over, it is recommended not to interfere in nail plate structure – neither trim cuticles nor matte the top layer. Young ladies may opt for shellac manicure instead. However, it should be emphasized that incompetent removal of hybrid can do more harm than good. Therefore, removal should be carried out at a professional studio. Teenage girls often have a problem with nail biting. Gel manicure can be a lifesaver in such cases. Thin layer of gel can be applied, as a preventive measure. It will look completely naturally and will help the damaged nail plate to grow back. In order to guarantee long term results gel should be applied every other week.
Compendium of knowledge about Gel Manicure
- Can I remove gel manicure by myself?
- Does gel manicure damage nail plate?
- How long does gel manicure last?
- Can men also have gel manicure done?
- Is epilepsy a contraindication to doing gel manicure?
- Cancer vs gel manicure – one excludes the other?
- Can gel manicure be carried out while suffering from autoimmune disease?
- Can gel manicure bring about an allergic reaction?
- Can I do gel manicure when I have onychomycosis?
- How does gel manicure after care look like?
- How to choose between gel manicure and acrylic nails? Which one is better?
- Is gel manicure suitable for teenagers?
- Gel is used only in case of damaged nails – fact or myth?
- I have weak and brittle nails – can I do gel manicure?
- Is pregnancy a contraindication to gel manicure?
- Can I do gel manicure while breastfeeding?
