What indicates that the primer is cloudy?

The presence of cloudiness in a primer can indicate that bacteria are present. When a product becomes cloudy, it often suggests that the formulation has been compromised by microbial growth, which can happen if the product has been contaminated or improperly stored. Cloudy primers may not adhere properly, leading to issues during application and potentially affecting the overall quality of the nail service.

In a well-formulated and stored primer, clarity is essential for optimal performance, as it ensures that the product can effectively bond with both the natural nail and any applied enhancements. Therefore, if you notice cloudiness, it's crucial to assess the product for safety and efficacy before using it on a client.