UV lamp is the abbreviation for ultraviolet lamp tube. The commonly used UV lamps for nail art belong to hot cathode fluorescent lamps, which emit UVA (long wavelength ultraviolet). Excessive exposure to ultraviolet light can cause melanin to appear on the skin, so it is important to pay attention to the operating time. LED lights, like regular lighting, are harmless to human skin and eyes. In contrast, LED lights are more energy-efficient and have a shorter lighting time than UV lights, but the corresponding price is slightly higher than UV lights.

The commonly used nail art lights currently include UV lights, CCFL lights, and LED lights. The commonly used UV lamp for nail art is a hot cathode fluorescent lamp, which emits UVA (long wave ultraviolet) and can cause the skin to tan. So be sure to pay attention to the operation time.

Primer: UV120sec/LED60sec

Color adhesive: UV60sec/LED30sec

Sealing layer: UV120sec/LED60sec

Non washable sealing layer: UV180sec/LED90sec