Can a Manicure Harm Your Health?
Initially, manicures were done for health benefits: long nails were trimmed to avoid breakage and for hygiene purposes. Today, manicures are primarily done for beauty and aesthetic purposes. Few people think about how manicures affect health.
Key takeaways
- Initially, manicures were done for health benefits: long nails were trimmed to avoid breakage and for hygiene purposes.
- Beware of infection
- Long and dangerous
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People exploring Women's health through beauty, women health.
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