What would you do if some clients with these disorders Match the correct treatment to each photo. came to you? 1. This client shows nail ridges, so I would buff the nails to…
What would you do if some clients with these disorders Match the correct treatment to each photo. came to you? 1. This client shows nail ridges, so I would buff the nails to remove the ridges and then I would apply nail polish. 2. This client shows a discolored toenail, so i would apply a base coat, two layers of colour polish and a top coat to conceal it. 3. This client shows hangnails, so I would soften her hangnails with oil to moisturize them before carrying out a basic manicure. 4. This client shows split nails, so I would perform a hot oil manicure to nourish the nails and prevent further splitting. 5. This client has bitten nails, so I would apply nail enhancement to protect and lengthen the nails and I would also suggest frequent professional manicures to help her stop biting her nails.
Based on the information provided about the client's conditions and corresponding treatments, here’s how you would match each client with the correct treatment:
Client with Nail Ridges:
- Treatment: Buff the nails to remove the ridges and then apply nail polish.
Client with Discolored Toenail:
- Treatment: Apply a base coat, two layers of color polish, and a top coat to conceal it.
Client with Hangnails:
- Treatment: Soften her hangnails with oil to moisturize them before carrying out a basic manicure.
Client with Split Nails:
- Treatment: Perform a hot oil manicure to nourish the nails and prevent further splitting.
Client with Biting Nails:
- Treatment: Apply nail enhancements to protect and lengthen the nails and suggest frequent professional manicures to help her stop biting her nails.
This matching of treatments to client conditions ensures that each client receives the appropriate care for their specific nail issue.
