Manicure will definitely leave you with soft hands and the beautification process relieves some stress. As you plan to go get your next nail grooming, mind whoever is doing it, how he is doing it and the products being used to avoid infections.
Infections
Yeast is another fungus infection associated with manicure. Those of you who will be unlucky to be affected will have your nails crumbling and falling.
The other dangerous thing you can get from a nail salon is chronic hepatitis. Several studies have linked this infection to reuse of sharp manicure equipment.
Allergies are some of the things you are likely to experience if false nails are fixed using acrylic glue. This glue irritates eyes and hands.
Prevention
The first step to preventing these infections is not to go for a manicure if you are infected. This will save others.
Secondly, you need to make sure that your hands and those of the beautician are sanitized. The sanitizer should have 70% alcohol. It is also recommended that you reject reuse of some piercing objects. Other equipment like clippers and scissors must be sterilized and disinfected.
Carrying your own manicure set and ensuring the nail technician wears gloves is another prevention method.