What can occur if resin is applied to the skin?

When resin is applied to the skin, skin damage can occur due to the chemical composition of the resin. Many resins contain substances that can cause irritation, allergic reactions, or chemical burns when they come into contact with the skin. It is vital to keep resin products off the skin to ensure the health and safety of both the client and the nail technician. Proper application techniques and safety measures, such as using barriers or skin protectants, are crucial in preventing such damage.

In contrast, rapid drying, enhanced nail design, and better product durability may all relate to the desirable characteristics of the resin when used properly on nails, but do not accurately address the risks associated with applying resin to the skin. Understanding these risks is essential for safe practice in nail technology.