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Acrylic Nails


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I just recently got my nails done (acrylic) now my celiac is acting up. Do you think it could be the nails?? Has anyone else had this problem??


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I believ acrylic nails are safe. However, have you checked your shampoos, conditioners, makeup, lotions etc? Also some nail polishes have wheat or gluten in them.

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I believe acrylic nails are safe. However, have you checked your shampoos, conditioners, makeup, lotions etc? Also some nail polishes have wheat or gluten in them.

Judyin Philly Enthusiast

I DON'T HAVE FAKE NAILS BUT CAN'T BE IN THE BEAUTY SALON ON 'NAIL' DAY DUE TO MY SEVERE ALLERGIE TO THE 'ACIDTONE' (I THINK IT IS) THAT GLUES THEM ON.

THAT'S WHAT GOT ME IN THE SLEEP STUDY LAB WHEN THEY GLUED THE ELECTRODES ONTO MY HEAD...

JUDY IN PHILLY

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