US EditionDo You Do Semi-Permanent Nails? These Are 7 Nail Injuries that Can Cause You
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The European Union is taking a definitive step in the regulation of cosmetics. Two substances considered toxic are prohibited from this September: diphenylphosphine oxide (TPO) and dimethyl-p-toluidine (DMTA), which are present in all semi-permanent nail polishes and gels. Several scientific studies have shown that these components can harm human health, especially after continuous exposure, as could happen with the workers of the aesthetic cent…
The European Union (EU) has banned two compounds which are present in the enamels of the semi-permanent ace, which it has qualified as potentially toxic.
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sport.esSince September 1, two ingredients present in semi-permanent enamels are prohibited in the European Union: TPO (trimethylbenzoyldiphenylphosphine oxide) element used in cosmetics to harden resins and enamels with ultraviolet light and DMPT dimethyltolylamine. Therefore, from the Ilustre Colegio Oficial de Podología de la Comunidad Valenciana (ICOPCV) they highlight that together with the serious health problems associated with its use, they have…
“We podiatrists warn of the serious effects that can cause the continued use of semi-permanent enamel. There are people who continually wear enamelled nails and this means, among other things, that this nail does not breathe, does not regenerate, will become more porous because it weakens and become a gateway to toxic and pathogens in the bloodstream,” said Jorge Escoto, a podiatologist and member of the board of directors of the ICOPCV. More co…
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