Nail care with Nail Tek and nailtiques

Any self respecting salon technician would make sure to have a selection of nail care products available for their clients to take home with them. In fact, the nail tek Citra Formaldehyde Free Display is an excellent choice for the technician looking to make a little extra money on the side.

I am a big fan of all formaldehyde free salon products. They are safer for the environment and safer for people. As formaldehyde is infamous for you retaining the eyes and mucous membranes as well as causing headaches, a burning sensation in the throat, difficulty breathing and can trigger asthma. As well formaldehyde has been known to cause allergic reactions in people and it's considered a possible human carcinogen by the U.S. environmental protection agency. Even worse formaldehyde can be absorbed through the mucosa membranes from inhaling the fumes.

However, Nail Tek, has a selection of formaldehyde free Nail Lacquers that are specifically designed to moisturize the nail as well as protecting it. This display contains twelve pieces individually boxed that customers can purchase at their leisure. The display contains;

Three bottles Citra one
Six bottles Citra two
Three bottles Citra three

The Citra one formula works to develop stronger and more flexible nails. While the Citra two formula works to heal soft and peeling it owns making them harder, nailtiques stronger and more resistant to breakage. And finally the Citra three works to moisturize and strengthen dry, brittle nails.

Citra claims to be safer and more natural than other nail treatments. The company uses what they call Assistive Science. It's a science that focuses on encouraging the body in its own natural growth processes. It's a great option for the salon technician looking to endorse a safer environment and to help their clients develop strong and flexible nails.

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