UV lamp for nail

What is the difference between a UV lamp and an LED lamp for nails?

One UV lamp for nails and one LED lamp both serve to catalyze semi-permanent varnish or gel. The difference is mainly on the technology used and drying time.

LED lamps are generally faster, while UV lamps are often perceived as more versatile according to the products used. Today, many models combine both technologies with formats UV/LED, practical to adapt to different uses.

In order to choose well, you must check the compatibility with your semi-permanent varnish and your frequency of use.

What power do you choose for a UV nail lamp?

The power of a UV nail lamp influence the quality and speed of catalysis. For regular manicure, the most selected models offer sufficient power to dry the semi-permanent in a uniform way and limit the passages too long under the lamp.

For occasional use, a simple model may be suitable. For more frequent or demanding use, it is best to choose a more efficient lamp, thought for drying fast, homogeneous and comfortable.

The essential thing remains to choose a lamp adapted to the type of varnish, in rate of use and level of finish sought.

Does the UV lamp damage your nails?

Used correctly, a UV lamp for semi-permanent varnishes don't damage the nails alone. These are mostly repeated gestures, such as a too aggressive or manicure too common, which can weaken nails.

To preserve your nails, it is better to respect the recommended catalysis time, choose suitable products (such as semi-permanent varnish kits and avoid tearing the semi-permanent at the time of withdrawal. A well-performed routine allows you to enjoy a clean and durable manicure, without compromising the comfort of the nail.