Universal Precautions is an approach to infection control. According to the concept of Universal Precautions, all human blood and certain human body fluids are treated as if known to be infectious for HIV, HBV, and other bloodborne pathogens.
CND educator Holly Schippers gives direction on how to address a client with weak nails: White spots on the nail after removal of a gel polish are typically due to a slight dehydration of the nails. Here are a few tips to get your clientâs nails back to health. Clients should be using a cuticle oil several times a day.This will help moisturize their natural nails and keep their natural flexibility.Apply the gel base coat in a thin layer.The thicker you use it, the longer it will take to remove.ere are a few tips to get your clientâs nails back to health. Clients should be using a cuticle oil several times a day. This will help moisturize their natural nails and keep their natural flexibility. Apply the gel base coat in a thin layer. The thicker you use it, the longer it will take to remove.
5. Apply regular nail polish for color. Let it dry fully. 6. Apply a clear UV gel top coat. Make sure to keep the layer even and thin. 1  Clean up any spots that went onto your skin. 2  Make sure to paint the edges of your nails to help seal the edges and prevent premature lifting and peeling. Use a fine grit nail buffer to smooth the edges and surfaces. 2  Use a really good base coat to ensure polish adheres to your nails. 3  You may need to wait up to couple hours for the regular polish to fully dry before you apply the gel topcoat.