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What should you avoid for the first 24-48 hours after getting gel set or extensions?
What should you avoid for the first 24-48 hours after getting gel set or extensions?
- Using cuticle oil
- Heavy physical activity
- Harsh chemicals
- Getting your nails wet (correct)
What can weaken the bond of the gel and cause extensions to come loose?
What can weaken the bond of the gel and cause extensions to come loose?
- Harsh chemicals (correct)
- Heavy physical activity
- Cuticle oil
- Moisture
What should you do to keep your cuticles moisturized?
What should you do to keep your cuticles moisturized?
- Apply cuticle oil or lotion on a daily basis (correct)
- Avoid heavy physical activity
- Avoid harsh chemicals
- Avoid getting your nails wet
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Aftercare for Gel Set or Extensions
- Avoid exposing your nails to harsh chemicals, detergents, or oils for the first 24-48 hours after getting gel set or extensions.
- Refrain from washing dishes, cleaning, or using hot water during this period.
- Avoid using your nails as tools, and do not bite or pick at them.
Factors that Weaken the Bond
- Exposure to harsh chemicals, detergents, or oils can weaken the bond of the gel and cause extensions to come loose.
- Hot water and extreme temperatures can also weaken the bond.
Cuticle Care
- Moisturize your cuticles regularly to keep them healthy.
- Use a gentle cuticle oil or cream, and massage it into your cuticles daily.
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