Written by: Mantasha
Increasing the length of your nails through artificial means, such as acrylics or gels, can have several drawbacks:
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The process of applying artificial nails can weaken and damage your natural nails, leading to thinning and brittleness over time.
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Artificial nails can create a barrier that traps moisture and bacteria, increasing the risk of infections underneath the nails.
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Some people may experience allergic reactions to the materials used in artificial nails, leading to irritation or inflammation.
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Artificial nails require regular maintenance and fill-ins, which can be time-consuming and costly.
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Long artificial nails can limit your ability to perform everyday tasks comfortably, making it difficult to type, text, or handle objects.
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Longer nails are more prone to breakage and can cause pain or injury if they get caught or bend in the wrong way.
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Using harsh chemicals for application and removal can pose health risks, especially with prolonged exposure.
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