When completely removing the former toenail polish, will the result be that discoloration vanishes?

When removing toenail polish, especially if it has been used repeatedly over time, it is common to encounter discoloration on the nails. This discoloration can result from several factors, such as pigments in the polish, exposure to moisture, or even health-related issues affecting the nail itself.

Simply removing the polish will not guarantee that any discoloration will vanish, as this process primarily focuses on eliminating the polish without affecting underlying issues or stains that have developed on the nail plate. Therefore, while the removal of polish may clean the surface, it does not inherently restore the natural color of the nail if discoloration is present due to other factors. This is why the assertion that discoloration will vanish after completely removing the polish is incorrect.

Understanding the nature of nail health and the effects of continuous polish application is crucial for nail technicians, as they must be able to provide appropriate care and advice to clients regarding nail maintenance and health.