Is anyone allergic to monomer for acrylic nails? if so, what do you do assuming you might work around it?

I am taking my boards to be a nail tech and I am allergic to the monomer the liquid they mix with powder tomake acrylics. I wear gloves and it helps a bit but maybe someone out there has the same problem and could help! maybe medicated powder or something.. otherwise Iwill lose my job and makeless money doing regular manicures. thanksIs anyone allergic to monomer for acrylic nails? if so, what do you do assuming you might work around it?
tt is good but expensive....i do believe that aspire is allergy friendly as well as a matter of fact i know cause i have allergies and my eyes havent teared up since using aspire...also tey solar nails by creative(you can get both of these from sally's)but beware the monomer for aspire will set fast so you may want to get a universal liquid to use with the powder....hope this helps!!!!! and welcome to the industry....you will enjoy it if this is your passion.....feel free to stop by my group and join if you havent already..Is anyone allergic to monomer for acrylic nails? if so, what do you do assuming you might work around it?
My first question is what kind of product are you using?? I have found that the Tammy Taylor line is very allergy friendly. I am a cosmetologist and went to school with a woman that was also allergic. When TT came to the school for a class, she tried it and found that she could handle their products better and on top of that... has made almost double the income by using the product!!


If you want to check it out go to TammyTaylor.com and I really reccommend going to a nail class to learn the proper way to use their product. I went to a class in Atlanta and it was WONDERFUL!!


Good Luck and Make lots of $$$$!!

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