Which nail drill machine should be used for the cuticles?

For beginners, the best and safest machine will be Cuticle 9. Thanks to its shape, it will allow you to remove the cuticle from the plate and to move it back.

Which machine should be used for gel removal?

or harder enhancements, the best drill machines will be those from the Indigo Style series, with the Infinity Life coating which ensures the durability and sharpness of the tool. Those machines are available in two versions: for left- and right-handed users.

What is a curing lamp?

A curing lamp is a device for polymerizing nail art products.

Should one choose a LED or UV lamp?

A LED lamp will have a narrower the spectral range than a UV lamp, which means that it will cure fewer products. In our lamp, the state-of-the-art DualLED technology is used. 18 diodes emit white light which is safe for the eyes, cures all gel and hybrid Indigo products perfectly, and guarantees a durable enhancement.

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Nail salon equipmnent

Which nail drill machine should be used for the cuticles?

Which machine should be used for gel removal?

What is a curing lamp?

Should one choose a LED or UV lamp?