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How To Stop Green Nails After Press Ons

Nov 22, 2024 45 Comments

Dermatologist tips to get rid of green nails after false nails. Green nails are an infection with Pseudomonas bacteria. I disucss how to treet green nails with white vinegar solution.
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  3. Greetings Dr Dray hope u r well n Yesss this Vid is Gonna b so Helpful🔥n Happy Thursday😀n Thank u👍….

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  6. Happy Thursday Dr. Dray!! I Leave Artificial Nails Alone!! To Each their Own, but Definitely Not for me!! Very informative Video as Always!! Please have a Beautiful Day!!❤

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    3. Hi Jackie! Happy Thursday!! I hope you’re doing well and that you had a nice day. I’m right there with you on artificial nails. I’ve never had them even once. How in the world would I be able to garden or take care of animals with those?! Definitely not for me. We had a terrible storm last night with strong winds. There was debris and tree limbs all over the roads this morning. It’s in the low 40’s right now and I would love a hot cup of tea. Hope you can join me, my dear, sweet friend and hope Miss Fancy Pants can join my kitties for their cuddles and head scratches. Please give her some extra ones from me. I hope you have a lovely evening and have sweet dreams. Peace, joy and many blessings to you always. 💜🕊💜🙏💜🐈🐈☕☕💜🐾🐾

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    4. Hi Mary! Happy Thursday to You Too! I know I seen this morning that your area was really getting some pretty strong storms, Pennsylvania really got it too!! I got some snow today, and alot of wind!! Suppose to get slick tonight!! I’m so glad nothing was damaged at your house, those storms can really do a number on them. Where I live there is always tornadoes and severe weather in the spring and sometimes in the summer. I sure would love to have tea, kitty cuddles, and of course head scratches and hugs, Miss fancy pants always knows sh gets her special ones from you, and just meows like the Dickens!! Please give your little darlings theirs from me too!! I hope you have a beautiful evening my dear sweet friend, love always, and God Bless You!!🙏❤️🐈♥️🐈❤️🌹🫖☕☕🧁🙏

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    5. @jackiemarsh2470 I’m so envious that you got snow!!! That’s awesome. Stay safe on those slick roads. Good night, dear friend. 😴❄️❄️⛄️⛄️❄️❄️

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  8. I once had the greenies on one of my nails when I wore acrylics (water got trapped underneath). Once the nail tech removed the loose acrylic, did the usual prep for the fill-in, that was it. The nail grew out and I never had another episode.

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  9. I always wear gloves and apply petroleum jelly on my nails because I’m afraid to risk getting something in my nails 😊. Thanks a lot doctor Andrea for the info ❤.

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  14. The greenies! in the case of nail extensions, gel, and press-ons… It means they didn’t clean their nail properly before application, or the press-on/gel nail formed a pocket of air underneath. You can avoid this usually by washing your nails before prep, and then by cleaning them off alcohol and a “dehydrator”. Also do not pick at your nails because this will start lifting the press-on or extension. If they start to lift – REMOVE THEM! Keep them clean and do NOT paint over it, do NOT apply any fake nails/extensions until the area grew out!

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  16. I worked for a woman over 40 years ago who had beautiful nails. One day she comes in with no nails. Her nail beds were rotted away completely. I think I only pained my nails about 5 times after that. I always thought of nails as non-porous.

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  17. Thanks for the timely video as I have one now. I’ll try the vinegar soak. I did have press on nails for a special occasion. Guess, I’ll just stick to my short nails. Thank you!

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  18. I’ve never had artificial nails. They’re not for me but I know so many people do. I hope this video will help them avoid a nasty infection. Thanks, as always, for all you do. Happy Thursday, Dr Dray! I hope you have a wonderful evening. 💗

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  19. I had this happen once. I use press ons occasionally. No glue. I get adhesive tabs off Amazon. With the right prep they last! WAY cheaper, too!

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  20. Hi Dr. Dray! Could you please consider making a video about nevus of Ota or Hori nevus? I’ve noticed that this topic isn’t commonly discussed by dermatologists. Since you’re an expert, it would be amazing if you could cover this subject in one of your videos.

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