Deadly manicure: the beauty queen was diagnosed with cancer after nail extensions

Gel manicure is now in high esteem among girls. But few of them think about the harm of the radiation of the lamp that is used during the procedure. A beauty queen from Illinois started a campaign against nail extensions and UV-radiation treatments after she got cancer at the age of 18 after doing a gel manicure in one of the salons.

Find out why persistent gel-based varnishes are so dangerous to health and how the girl managed to defeat the terrible diagnosis from our material.Karolina Jasko was diagnosed with melanoma when she was in high school. When she became Miss Illinois in 2018, no one knew what she had to go through.In 2016, at the age of 18, the girl found out that she had skin cancer. Caroline discovered this during manicure procedures when she saw a black vertical line on the nail of her thumb. The manicure master did the correction of acrylic nails to the young beauty, removing the old layer and building up a new one.