Do you have to dry this polish under UV light?
1368259
I don't, it drys at the same speed as regular nail polish. I have natural nails and this lasts 14 days. I only need to redo my nails when the polish grows away from the nail bed. This makes my nails harder, no peeling, chipping, or anything. I swear by it.
1368260
No, I have just let it dry normally to give a firm base coat. I DID NOT like it since it peeled my nails off layer after layer. I threw the product away. Maybe I should of used a light. IDK.
328078
Yes. Once you get it all removed in that area and it's thoroughly dry, you would need to re-apply polish in the area.
596901
Yes, I always use regular colored polish. It dries just the same as natural nails.
2113752
well I have followed someone else's advice and not touched the nail until after I put on the top coat, because the under-coats tend to remain sticky well after the 5 minutes I will have them under the light. (It was becoming an all day affair.) But by doing each nail for 5 minutes, and then doing the top coat for 8 minutes and not touching the nail until then, it was okay. It is still a bit "tacky" feeling, but then I rinse the nail with rubbing alcohol. It is still not a hard dry until some hours later. I bought the OPI products but not the UV light by OPI due to expense. So, I do not know if it would be better with their UV light dryer. And this dryer is not a single 54 watt UV bulb but 6 9-watt UV bulbs, sooo.... I don't know what to say.
231863
This uv nail lamp only work with gel nail polish. Those regular nail polish can be dry naturally or by nail fan can not work this uv nail lamp.
1951872
No you can use the same nail polish before it dry. I put it on my nails and it last for about two weeks and I went to the beach.
1172747
Yes, you need a UV light. You will need a bonding agent, a gel base coat, gel color, gel top coat. The UV light is used to cure the gel in between coats. When done, use nail polish remover with acetone to clean top of nails when done.
2046905
I am not sure...I would guess no...why would you put regular nail polish under...the LED light is for specific polish and reg. polish is not one of them...sorry I couldn't be of more assistance...Michelle
1001451
No you have to use the LED light to cure gel products. If you have the light I know people who do use the gel top coat on regular polish I've never tried it though so I'm not sure if it works well.
226247
I cure my polish under a led light and it works great I also believe you can use uv to cure the polish it just takes a little longer under the light. I hope this helps..
1627113
I would say No, the polish dries very quick less then a min. I hope this helps
1263021
from what I read it has to be the gel nailpolish with the led lamp but I am sure you can use regular nailpolish after top coat after it dries.
1681456
Yes you can. When I do my Mom's or Aunt's nails it's with regular polish as the shellac is too much of a hassle for them to remove. I still stick them under the UV light as it speeds up the drying time with regular polish as well. I especially like using Seche Vite top coat when using regular polish. (sidenote: Seche Vite has a UV top coat but this is NOT what I use. I use the regular Seche Vite top coat and dry under UV lamp as it's super quick. Didn't want you to be confused in case you decided to use the brand. Hope this clarifies!)
447300
It's nit recommended but you can. You have to let your polish dry COMPLETELY though. And this product only works if you have the led lamp to cure it after applying
1078006
You don't need this light for regular nail polish, and I wouldn't suggest it as it's a UV light that will be exposing your child's hands to damaging UV light without cause. This light is specifically meant for UV hardening nail polish which won't harden without it. What you want is a nail drying fan. not a light.
1442417
With any shellac polish I only use a UV light. Don't know enough of the difference between LED & UV. I would seek a Google answer.
1975689
Absolutely! The light is needed to "cure" the gel polish. It isn't like a regular nail polish...