What potential problem may arise when removing gels and artificial nails?

When removing gels and artificial nails, one potential problem that may arise is natural nail breakage. The application of gels and artificial nails often involves processes that can weaken the natural nails beneath. The removal process can also be harsh; if not done correctly, it can strip layers of the natural nail, lead to thinning, and increase the likelihood of breakage or damage.

Additionally, the adhesive used in the bonding process can create a strong hold, which, when removed improperly, can stress the natural nail, resulting in cracks or splits. This situation underscores the importance of approaching nail removal with care, using appropriate techniques and products designed specifically for this purpose to minimize damage and maintain nail health.

In contrast, options like strengthening of the natural nails, improved blood circulation to the nails, and color enhancement of the natural nails do not accurately reflect the potential outcomes of the removal process and are largely seen as benefits associated with healthy nail care rather than issues stemming from the removal of artificial enhancements.