Why should a nail technician avoid using a dremel with high-speed settings on natural nails?

Using a dremel with high-speed settings on natural nails can lead to excessive heat generation, which poses a significant risk to the nail bed. Natural nails are delicate and not as resilient as artificial enhancements, making them vulnerable to damage. The heat produced by the rapid movement of the dremel can result in burning the nail bed, causing pain and potential injury, ultimately leading to long-term damage or thinning of the nail. Additionally, this damage can compromise the health of the nail, cause discomfort to clients, and could lead to unsightly results that may affect the overall service quality.

Prioritizing safe practices is essential in nail care; therefore, low-speed settings or alternative methods should be considered when working with natural nails to ensure their integrity and the comfort of clients.