LUÍS ABREU PESTANA - COSMÉTICA, UNIPESSOAL LDA.

After long hours working on your manicure, you get to the end of the day and your hair is dusty, your face is dusty, your clothes are dusty... even dusty inside your nose? Have you thought about investing in a manicure table with suction, but there are still traces of dust? Or have you invested in a drill, but it makes a lot of noise? It's true that the manicure service is something that harms the health of both the professional and her client. Consider the experience of a client who went to a beauty parlour to have her nails done: "At the time of COVID some beauticians used an acrylic as one of the safety distance measures and while I was doing my nails, I analysed the amount of dust that was projected onto the acrylic and that if I hadn't had that safety measure I would have inhaled that dust. In other words, all these years, once a month, up until the time of COVID, I was inhaling an absurd amount of dust." Have you ever thought about that? Now imagine this: if your (...)