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Now, that's another very typical thing, when you get this brownish, orangey, brownish, nude discolouration on the top of the nail. This tends to happen in the winter, especially on the top of the mat. Well, unfortunately, there's not so much of a solution to that. This actually happens because people start putting on their dark clothes and putting their hands in their pockets, You put it in your jacket pocket, trouser pocket, and it's a matt finish, it's a porous finish, and they're the excess on the clothes, Or extra pigments are actually worked into the top of the matte topcoat. Unfortunately, we don't have much to do with that, so if there's a problem, we'll just baptize the guest, The more you don't buy new clothes, the more you buy new clothes, the more you try to make sure you don't touch it so much, But it's quite uncomfortable. So actually, in the winter, I don't necessarily recommend a light-coloured matte topcoat for the winter season for your vendors, Unfortunately that's the way it is. Or, say, on a single nail, so where it's not so obtrusive, so say ring weight, light weight, which you don't use so much, It might not discolour that much, and then you can say that to it, well, we can't really do anything about that, That's it. Rarely, if you see more of a yellowish orange color change, even on the nail, but typically you'll see it on the skin here, Then it's a very simple problem, because a lot of times it's just some food that discolours it. So, whether you've killed oranges, or you've cooked with turmeric, or you've used turmeric in cooking, and they tend to discolour the nails and the skin. the skin. It's not a problem because it will actually wear off, so there's nothing to worry about in this case.