The importance of visiting a professional to carry out
potentially risky treatments was thrown into the spotlight time and again in 2017. Much to the
frustration of therapists and techs, it seemed stories of consumers injuring
themselves as a result of DIY treatments were rarely out of the news.
In May, the British Association of Dermatologists (BAD)
reported a surge in people suffering from allergic reactions after using home
gel-polish and acrylic kits, ranging from sore cuticles to the natural nails
lifting from the nail beds.
It wasn't just consumers at fault though - the adverse
reactions were also attributed to techs mixing products and technologies from
different brands systems.
Separately, a survey revealed
just how often people injure themselves when attempting to remove their own
pubic hair, with 14% admitting they had sustained
injuries that required medical attention.
Even more seriously, experts
began warning consumers against buying skin peels from eBay following reports
of people suffering severe facial burns. Campaign group Safety in Beauty
received 27 complaints of chemical peels gone wrong from products
containing banned ingredients such as trichoroacetic acid.
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Tuesday, 16 January 2018
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