Can You Wear Cat Eye Polish During an MRI? The Magnetic Truth Revealed!

Can Cat Eye Polish Be Worn When Having an MRI?

If you love the trendy nail art and using the dimensional magnetic cat eye polishes, you may be wondering if it's safe to wear them during an MRI. The short answer is no. Even if it's just a fun nail art accent, cat eye polishes should be avoided when undergoing an MRI scan due to their magnetic properties. 

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines use powerful magnets to create detailed images of the inside of the body. These magnets can interact with magnetic objects, including certain types of nail polishes like cat eye polish. The magnetic properties of the polish can interfere with the MRI scan, affecting the quality of the images produced. 

It's important to follow safety guidelines when undergoing an MRI to ensure accurate results and prevent any potential risks. Before your scan, make sure to remove any metallic objects, including nail polishes with magnetic properties, to avoid any complications. 

While cat eye polish may look stunning, it's best to save it for occasions when you're not scheduled for an MRI. Opt for regular nail polish or non-metallic nail art options to keep your nails safe during medical procedures. 

Remember, your health and safety should always come first, even when it comes to your nail art choices!

Don't worry- we will still have all those 3D, up to 9D cat eye colors to pick from after your MRI for your next manicure at Zodiac Spa in Herriman, Ut!