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At Nail'd.It!, we prioritize the health and safety of our clients with strict hygiene protocols.
We dispose of all single-use items, including nail files, toe separators, and buffers, after each use to prevent the retention of pathogens.
Additionally, we wipe down all surfaces, and foot spas are thoroughly cleaned with a disinfectant that is left to sit for 20 minutes to eliminate harmful bacteria.
Hand Calluses
What is a hand callus?
A hand callus is a hardened, thickened area of skin that forms due to repetitive friction or pressure on a specific area. These calluses. commonly occur on the palms of the hands and are often the body's way of protecting the skin from damage. A hand callus is a hardened, thickened area of skin that forms due to repetitive friction or pressure on a specific area. These calluses commonly occur on the palms of the hands and are often the body's way of protecting the skin from damage.
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When the skin's outer layer (the epidermis) becomes more active due to repetition or a mild injury, a thickened pad of dead skin cells protects the underlying tissues and forms a callus.​ Taking matters into your own hands (no pun intended) is dangerous as you risk removing too much, which could lead to an infection. Remember, a hand callus is a toughened area of skin that develops from repetitive friction or pressure. It's the body's way of protecting the skin from damage, often forming on the palms of the hands.
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You typically don't need treatment for calluses unless they cause pain or embarrassment. Calluses are there to shield the skin from irritation.