What are the operating skills of uv led nail lamp

In the modern nail industry, ensuring the curing effect of nails is a key link to improve customer satisfaction and the durability of nail art. Therefore, professional nail preparation is indispensable. Before using the UV LED nail lamp, the manicurist must thoroughly clean and disinfect the customer's hands to remove grease, dirt and residual nail polish on the surface of the nails. This process not only helps to improve the adhesion of the gel, but also effectively prevents problems such as uneven curing, curling or blistering.

Nail shaping is equally important. During the preparation stage, the nails need to be properly trimmed, excess cuticles need to be removed, and the nail surface needs to be flat and smooth. To further improve the curing effect, it is recommended to wipe the nail surface with a special base oil or alcohol cotton pad to ensure that it is dry and clean. Good preparation can lay a solid foundation for subsequent nail art operations.

Coating uniformity is another important factor in achieving ideal curing effects. When applying gel or photosensitizer, it is necessary to ensure the appropriate amount and uniformity of the coating to avoid excessive thickness or unevenness. Special attention should be paid to the edges and corners of the nails. Too thick a coating will make it difficult for light to penetrate, affect the depth of curing, and may even cause the gel to wrinkle or crack; while too thin a coating will not form an effective protective layer, affecting the durability of the manicure. It is recommended to use a professional nail brush or tool to gradually apply from the center to the sides along the contour of the nail to ensure that each layer is applied evenly and delicately.

During the curing process, it is crucial to properly control the curing time. Different brands and models of UV LED nail lamps have differences in light intensity and wavelength, so the curing time will also vary. Generally, it is recommended to follow the operating recommendations in the gel product manual to avoid over-curing or under-curing. Over-curing may cause the gel to become brittle, discolored, and even affect subsequent processes; while under-curing may cause the gel layer to be weak and easy to warp or fall off. When applying multiple layers of gel, be sure to conduct appropriate inspections after each layer is cured to ensure that the previous layer is fully cured before proceeding to the next step.

During curing, it is crucial to ensure that the nail is in the center of the light source so that the light is evenly irradiated to each corner of the nail. When using a UV LED nail lamp, ensure that the nail is fully in the irradiation area of ​​the device to avoid uncured edges or corners. For devices that cure multiple fingers at the same time, it is necessary to ensure that each fingertip can receive light evenly. Some devices are equipped with an automatic sensing function, which can automatically start when the nail is detected and automatically shut down after the curing is completed, which greatly improves the convenience of operation. During the operation, avoid moving your fingers or adjusting the position to avoid affecting the curing effect.

Finally, after the operation, it is also a crucial step to remove the excess adhesive layer on the surface of the nail. This layer is usually the sticky layer left after the gel is cured. Although it has a certain protective effect, too much residue will affect the subsequent decoration effect. Use a special cleaner or alcohol cotton pad to gently wipe to ensure that the surface of the nail is clean and bright, laying a good foundation for subsequent polishing or decoration. After proper trimming and polishing, it can ensure that the surface of the nail is smooth and bright, further enhance the overall beauty, and provide customers with a high-quality manicure experience.