Bro just use foil to fill it in. Same thing

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And I appreciate you! Thank you so much for your support I promise there is so much more for me to share I definitely need to share more often.

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Thank you!! Definitely more to come 😉

Can you share which ones for that price

Does it work?

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hii the one that she linked is unvailable can you tell wich one is yours

What do you have link please

@@jasminhicks313 I have sun 9 but no link got it 1 year ago . I have a ton of nail supplies just sitting bc not doing clients anymore.

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Makes me so happy to hear that! I have so much more information to share

samantha just saw your comment after I posted. i just bought the Young Nails lamp havent used it yet. i keep seeing sunUV popping up on my computer now grrrrr could have saved some $$ didnt know they where the same. Can I ask whats your curing time for gel polish on each coat base thru top? thanks take care everyone

@@suzypatenaude65 I’m using the Kiara Sky lamp now. Most of the base coats I use require only 10s cure. Depending on the color brand, some are 30s some are 60s. Honestly I just use 60s to be safe… Top coat same thing. Typically cure at 60s.

LOL they’re getting in a little bit of everything!

I thought the same thing! Really enjoy their alcohol markers so now I’m curious to try their nail lamp lol

No I haven’t I haven’t even heard of it but some of the brand that they selling UK we do not have available here in the states. 😩

Haven’t use that one but anything 35 W or more has proven to work at a professional level I’ve tried quite a few different lambs from many different price ranges and as long as it is an LED 35 W or more you should be good to go

Hi! Generally all gel Polish requires the same cure time, The only thing that changes is whether you are using a UV lamp or an LED lamp. And the time should always be the same regardless of the brand machine you use. However some machines cure better than others and from my experience I notice the only difference between those lamps is the wattage. At nine want or 12 white lamp generally does not cure very pigmented colors in my experience …. I’ve noticed that LED lamps with a wattage over 35 has never given me an issue curing. Gel cure time with LED: base 10 sec, colors and top coat 30 sec.

@@TheNaturalNailGuru Tati ty for the quick reply!!! Thanks for clearing that up for me. You are a great inspiration and I appreciate every video you put out!

Hi! I actually have that brand waiting in my pending product reviews 🤗 I will be starting the research soon it usually takes me about three weeks to get all my information so hopefully in about 4-6 weeks I will have that video posted 🤘🏼

Hi! I can guarantee you the longevity of your manicure depends on the preparation of the nail and how the polish is applied. Rarely ever is it an issue with product including lamps. Now there are some LED lights that are just not strong enough and have an issue curing the gel but usually you’ll come across issues as you’re polishing the product and you see that it is not curing. Lasting mani almost always has to do with the nail prep and application

@@TheNaturalNailGuru thank you! I ordered the SUNUV light you recommended in this video hoping maybe that light is stronger and you have a video on here that teaches the best way to prep right?

I hear Kokoist is a good one 👍🏽

Girl I’m looking for the same 😜 I’ll be purchasing and testing out so stay tuned!

@@TheNaturalNailGuru yes! I can't wait, so many of the same looking kinds on Amazon it's overwhelming! None of them seem to pricey but who knows about the quality. I'll be looking out for that video for sure!

That sound is something terrible LOL but you hear it enough times you tune it out until someone pointed out again LOL

No I have not I do have some gel polish products from that brand that I need to try but I only do soak off products in my shop so any hard Gel’s I do not use

Ok is just that I saw a builder gel from that brand that is soak off that's why I asked

Haven’t tried any of those but I’ll definitely check them out and see about adding it to the list 😉

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That’s what’s up let me tell you price means nothing I have reviewed a few LED lamps already ranging from $20-$300 and the $20 lamp performed professionally and exceptionally. Just make sure your LED lamp is 35 W or more in my experience the higher the water is the better the power

Also the Ohuhu 20$ lamp would you say it’s better than the 50$ one?

Unless a gel polish is UV specific, which these days is very uncommon back in the days all gels were only UV… LED was an advancement that was made over the last few years so these days all gels really should cure in an LED lamp or both Led and UV. I use a lot of OPI in the shop and I have been able to cure it with no problem with all the lamps that I’ve used over the last couple of years. Honestly both of them works so well I would say the only reason one is better is because it’s more affordable but I promise you any LED lamp that you get that is 35W or more will perform great. At least in my experience 35w or more is a sure deal. I hope this helps!

Any LED lamp 45 W or more will be exceptional even 35 W in my experience the higher the wattage the better power I get from the lamp. I would recommend LED over UV because it is Faster and also for anyone who has concern over UV exposure LED has minimal amounts of UV which is awesome.

Thank you for quick reply. That's very helpful.

Absolutely!

Hi! When gel polish cures it stays with a tacky layer but it won’t be wet to the point where you can wipe it off easy finish doing your coats and after the topcoat is cured you can wipe off the tacky layer with alcohol. Just get a cotton pad or ball put some alcohol on it and wipe the nails off after the topcoat is done. You can use a little bit of acetone but I really wouldn’t recommend it since the acetone essentially breaks the product down giving it a quick wipe with it won’t hurt it but it could make it a little bit dull.

Currently still using the kiara sky because of the chargeable feature and it is super roomy inside but currently shopping for a new one because I do feel like this light cause more heat spikes and some days are more intense than others. Def not an issue I’ve had with other lamps but this one is def an intense light. I have used many lights and all have gotten the job done (as long as the watts are 35 or more) 9/12w lamps are def not worth it. But I’ll be getting a new one soon and will def post a review

In my experience any LED lamp that is 35 W or more works exceptionally. The biggest difference are just the specific features that might make one more convenient than the other. I personally have not use the Gelish LED lamp but honestly can confidently tell you without a doubt that it would probably be an amazing lamp I love their brand overall. However a $30 LED lamp on Amazon works just as great if you’re looking for something that simply cures well. 35watts or more!

Hi! It’s really hard to say exactly how long a UV or LED light is supposed to last but I can assure you those lights have thousands upon thousands of hours of curing time sometimes 10,000 sometimes 50,000 hours that is a lot of manicures. In my experience that is one thing that the more expensive higher and professional grade lamps do give is a long lasting curing time for the most part, I’ve noticed the cheaper ones that I’ve used although work really well generally start losing its intensity after about a year or so. Some manufactures might actually tell you how many thousands of hours you can expect but I don’t know if all lamp manufacture information would give you those details. I’ll start noticing when the intensity goes down two ways, if you pay enough attention you can notice the light is no longer as bright as it used to be and another way is when I apply the clearcoat I start seeing “bleeding” from the color coat on my clearcoat brush specially when I know that doesn’t happen at all if I start seeing the color bleed onto my clearcoat brush as I am applying it then I know the light is losing intensity and requires more time or just to get replaced. The longest lamp that I used was my artistic brand lamp I used it a little over five years before replacing it however back then I was doing up to six manicures a day right now I’m doing 10 to 12 manicures a day on my busiest days so the volume of work I was putting it through has definitely changed. A $20 lamp that I reviewed on my channel from Amazon lasted me about 9 to 10 months before I started questioning whether or not it was strong enough so I just changed it. Right now I am using Kiera sky I’ve been using that lamp for well over a year and it’s still going strong.

I know I’ve recently realized that this video is done a few months ago and the totally change the price but still a good deal and I will continue testing out lower cost solutions!

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I have reviewed quite a few lights and so far the cheapest and still professional quality curing is ohuhu brand LED light on Amazon. I use a lot of different brands of gel polish most of them OPI although any LED light should care all Gels

My second gel light broke and I’m trying to get one that’s more expensive so we don’t have to keep replacement it

All of those nail lambs were 35 or 45 W I don’t remember how much each one exactly but they definitely were 35 or 45

Hi! For me as long as it is 35watts or more it will cure great! In my experience a small wattage like 9 or 12 does not cure well at all especially super pigmented colors. I think I talk a little about this in my UV vs LED video 🤔 it was posted a bit ago but def worth checking out. And they actually have finger led curing lights to do one nail at a time and spotlight ones too! Prob find those on places like alibaba and wish… could prob find them if you Google…. Def gave me a great idea for a video! 😃🤘🏼 thanks lol. Hope that was helpful and def stay tuned I have so much more to share 🤘🏼

@@TheNaturalNailGuru Yes, very helpful! I sense purchased a 36 W single Fingerstyle spotlight for flash caring until I can finish up with the full hand lamp. I found an offbrand lamp for only $14 with a coupon down from 20, it is 82 W it seems to cure really well! Using the fingerless gloves also. I’ll definitely check out your other videos! There’s a big learning curve to this stuff and safety is key :-)

I wish I had that status lol unfortunately no money here …. Still just trying to make a name for myself doing reviews like no one else and helping get ur nails to their best health 😉 but I can totally understand doubt hard to trust much these days … I can assure you I am 100…. Even after I start making money 😂 🤘🏼

And to be honest, I have not come across a lamp that didn’t work good. Some are more convenient and more comfortable and roomy than others but every lamp I’ve tried whether it’s 20 bucks or $250 has worked continuously. As long as the lamp is 35 W or more from what I noticed it’s all that makes the difference. Those small lamps that are nine wants 12 wants they’re not really gonna work that great especially for really pigmented colors.

@@TheNaturalNailGuru thanks for the reply 😊