Nail care
What nail fungus actually looks like, the four conditions mistaken for it most often, why a salon won't work on that nail and when the question belongs to a doctor.
Why technicians say no, what processing instruments actually involves, and the three questions that tell you more than any photo.
Four techniques separated by two things — wet or dry, and how the cuticle is dealt with. Which suits which hands, and which is safest.
Dry, e-file, cuticle removed to the base — and the parts the industry still argues about, including whether it is safe and what to call it.
Nails are keratin and cannot breathe, so the damage comes from somewhere else. The three real causes, and how long recovery takes.
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