Long exposure to nail polish lights may have some negative effects on the skin.

Firstly, nail enhancement lights emit a large amount of ultraviolet radiation, which can damage the internal structure of the nails, making them fragile and prone to cracking, deformation, and other phenomena. Long term use of nail polish lights can make nails more susceptible to damage and may even cause nail detachment issues.

In addition, nail polish lamps also emit some infrared radiation, which can promote nail growth, but also have a stimulating effect on the skin around the nails, which may lead to symptoms such as skin allergies, redness, and swelling.

In addition, if inferior nail polish lamps are used, there may be issues such as electrical clearance, creepage distance, heat resistance, and structural non-compliance with national mandatory standards, resulting in potential hazards such as electric shock, deformation of the insulation material of the shell, and electrical safety. Consumers may cause personal injury during use.

Therefore, when using nail polish lights, it is important to avoid prolonged exposure, especially when using inferior nail polish lights. If you need to use nail polish lights, it is recommended to choose a legitimate brand of product and be careful not to use it for too long.