Hemostatic

Even the most experienced and skilled manicurist is not immune from mistakes and accidents. Cuts and scratches will not cause great harm to the client if effective hemostatic agents are applied in time. Those who have never done a manicure on their own think that such accidents are evidence of the unprofessionalism of the master. However, this is not always the case. Often, the client's capillaries are unusually close to the skin, and any careless movement is fraught with the release of blood.

• The first thing the master needs to learn is no panic. Even the most inaccurate newcomer is unlikely to cause serious harm to the visitor. Seeing a few drops of blood on your finger - get together and get ready to quickly solve the problem.
• Don't forget to buy a hemostatic . Even if you never need it, you yourself will be calmer if hemostatic drugs are in the medicine cabinet.
• Keep a bottle of the product on your desktop so that you do not run around in a panic in search of the treasured vial.
• Don't use too much. Just a few drops will be enough to stop the bleeding. A large dose of the drug can cause a burn of the skin around the wound.
• Carefully twist the vial after use - so you keep the disinfectant properties of the drug longer.

What are the means

• The pencils. Such hemostatic agents are used if the cut is small. They contain aluminum sulfate and calcium oxide. It is thanks to the action of these components that the blood vessels narrow, and the intensity of bleeding decreases.
• hemostatic sponge. Dry porous spongy mass is a fairly popular remedy for bleeding . It is used for nasal and hemorrhoidal bleeding, as well as in the case of shallow wounds and cuts. A distinctive feature of this tool is the absence of an allergic reaction to the components.
• Blood clotting fluid. Disinfectant and blood-clotting agent, actively used for cuticle cuts or abrasions.
• Hemostatic powder. The convenient powder formula is quick and easy to apply. Ideal for professional use.