Soper Effect Nails

The news you have been waiting for!
I am so happy to announce that I am joining the MRG Beauty Bar team starting June 1st 😁 and with big news comes big give aways!
I will be giving away a few different services so follow me now to stay in the loop. Some of the services I provide are Luminary gel overlays, manicures, nail art, and pedicures coming soon.
If you want to look at my booking availability please go to my booking website: https://sopereffectnails.glossgenius.com/about

You can also follow me on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/soper_effect/?hl=en

Hip update!
I am just over a month into recovery and I have started walking again without needing crutches. I am looking at salon homes and will update yall soon when I find one.
So yes, I am going back to nails earlier than anticipated and I am soooo excited!!!

Good things to come ✨️

Gel Manicure

Exciting news coming soon!

This is one of those topics where people get really loud really fast, and most of it isn’t actually grounded in how these products work. This is what the industry will tell you. Avoid it. Skip the salon. Don’t breathe anything in. Don’t wear enhancements. Basically, better safe than sorry. Here’s what chemistry will tell you. The nail products themselves are not the issue when they are used correctly. Fully cured gel and properly polymerized acrylic are solid materials. They are not leaching chemicals into your body. They are not “soaking into your bloodstream.” That part just isn’t how the chemistry works. Where it actually matters is exposure. Vapors from monomer, dust from filing, and skin contact with uncured gel are the real variables. That’s not a pregnancy-specific risk, that’s an exposure conversation for everyone. Pregnancy just makes people pay attention to it for the first time. So can you get your nails done while pregnant? That’s a personal decision. It comes down to how the service is being performed. Good ventilation matters. Clean application matters. Avoiding skin contact with uncured product matters. Proper curing with a tested lamp matters. If you walk into a salon and it smells overwhelming, product is flooding the skin, or curing is questionable, that’s when you pause. Not because you’re pregnant, but because the chemistry isn’t being respected.
Pregnancy doesn’t suddenly make nail products dangerous. It just makes people more aware of exposure.