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It's there to keep your nails safe from harm.

Think of it as a protective eyelid for each nail. Cutting it away leaves your nails more vulnerable to fungal and bacterial infection. In a salon, where there may be an increased risk of infection anyway, don't make matters worse. Leave your cuticles intact, and if the nail technician recommends removing them, politely decline.

Instead, soak your nails for 10 to 15 minutes in warm, soapy water and then push the cuticles back gently with a towel before you visit the salon. You can also use a cuticle remover that sloughs off the dead skin but leaves the living tissue intact. Tools are a good example: Even when tools are treated with a strong disinfectant or sanitized under ultraviolet lights, they can still harbor bacteria, especially if they're porous or have nooks and crannies.

Most salons are good at swapping out supplies and cleaning tools as prescribed by law, but there are always exceptions.