Acrylic nail polish weakens your nails, making them very thin and unhealthy.

Question

The chemicals in acrylic polish cause nails to weaken and make them more prone to peeling and breakage.

Answer 1

The chemicals in acrylic nail lacquer and the application technique—hardy solvents (acetone) and primers—can certainly damage the natural nail. Studies reveal that frequent use of such chemicals dries the nails, therefore lowering their strength and durability. This might make nails more likely to crack and peel over time. Additionally helping to thin and weaken is the buffing of the nail surface with nail files before applying acrylic.
Still, good nail care—that which includes hydrating the nails and allowing pauses between treatments—may help to minimize damage. Not all acrylic products or nail polishes have the same degree of effect as better-quality products could include components to protect nails.

Comments

I like your answer and how you express the importance of nail care. I think your point could be stronger backed up by a specific scientific source or study.

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