Which condition may arise from excessive use of nail products?

The condition that may arise from excessive use of nail products is allergic reactions or sensitivity. Frequent exposure to certain chemicals found in nail products, such as adhesives, polishes, and other formulations, can lead to an accumulation of irritants that trigger an immune response in some individuals. This can manifest as allergic contact dermatitis or other skin sensitivities, which can be characterized by symptoms such as redness, itching, swelling, and peeling of the skin around the nails.

In contrast to allergic reactions, resistance to nail fungus, increased nail hydration, and faster nail growth are not likely outcomes of excessive product use. Excessive application of products generally does not build resistance to infections; in fact, it may create an environment that is more conducive to fungal growth due to moisture accumulation or compromised nail integrity. Increased nail hydration is more commonly associated with proper nail care and moisturizing practices rather than the excessive use of products. Lastly, faster nail growth is influenced by various factors including nutrition and health but is not directly correlated with the use of nail products.