Published on: 6/20/2025
What should I do if my nails start bleeding after getting acrylics?
If your nails start bleeding after getting acrylics, it might be due to skin irritation or damage. Consider removing the acrylics and consulting a healthcare professional if the issue persists.
Explanation
Bleeding nails after getting acrylics can be alarming. This might happen due to irritation or damage from the chemicals used in acrylic nails. Unfortunately, some people may react poorly to these types of chemicals.
Steps to Take:
- Remove Acrylics: Consider removing the acrylic nails to prevent further irritation.
- Clean the Area: Gently clean your nails with mild soap and water.
- Avoid Irritants: Avoid using harsh chemicals or nail products on the affected area.
- Seek Help: If the bleeding continues or you notice signs of infection, like redness or swelling, consult a healthcare professional.
Taking care of your nails and avoiding exposure to harmful chemicals can help prevent future issues. If you have concerns about your nail health, it's always a good idea to seek advice from a healthcare provider.
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