EMA VS. MMA MONOMER INFOGRAPHIC (ACRYLIC NAIL ENHANCEMENT)

Create a one-page infographic that explains the difference between EMA (ethyl methacrylate) and MMA (methyl methacrylate) for acrylic (liquid & powder) nails. Add a short educational caption that helps a client understand why this matters.

What to Include on the Infographic (client-friendly)

1. Title/Hook
2. “Acrylic Monomer: EMA vs. MMA — What Clients Should Know”
3. Definitions
4. How It Works (Simple Science)
5. Side-by-Side Comparison (bullet table or two columns)
6. Safety & Professional Practice

Caption (required, 5–7 sentences)

Write a short educational caption to post with the infographic:

1. Define EMA and why it’s the salon standard.
2. Explain why MMA should be avoided for nail services and mention to check state rules.
3. Give one simple DO (ask about EMA) and one DON’T (don’t pry or rip product).
4. Add a helpful CTA (e.g., “Save this for your next appointment!”).
5. Add 3–5 hashtags (e.g., #NailScience #AcrylicNails #EMAnotMMA #BGMU).

Caption Starter (you may adapt):

“Not all acrylic liquids are the same. EMA is the salon standard used to create strong, wearable nails when applied correctly. MMA is very hard, hard to remove, and is not recommended for nail services—always check your state’s rules and ask your tech what they use. DO: ask for EMA and proper removal. DON’T: pry product off or ignore salon policies. Save this post to protect your nails and make smart choices at your next appointment. #NailScience #AcrylicNails #EMAnotMMA #BGMU”

Submission

1. Upload a copy of the infographic
2. submit the caption
3. screenshot of your post on social media