How to dry gel nails

• First, use a nail file or dead skin removal tool to remove the keratin around the nails. This will prevent the gel polish from peeling off and avoid pain during drying.
• Secondly, trim the nails and use a nail buffer to polish the nail surface to make it smoother. This will increase the adhesion of the base coat and prevent the gel from falling off easily.
• Apply a thin layer of base oil and dry it under a nail lamp for 30s. (Please note: the top coat will not 100% dry before the base coat is applied, it will be a little sticky, this is normal, please wipe your nails with a gentle cleanser or rubbing alcohol to get rid of the sticky residue left behind.)
• Apply your chosen color gel polish, and you can apply two to three coats. After each application, please use nail lamp to dry the gel polish for 60s. (Note: Do not apply too much, otherwise, it will not dry quickly. Excessive gel polish solidification requires absorbing a lot of heat, which will make your fingertips feel hot. Please apply in small amounts multiple times.)
• Finally, apply top coat to make the nails smoother and brighter. Dry it under a nail lamp for 90s.

(UV LED lamps can only be used to cure gel polish and cannot dry regular nail polish. This is because regular nail polish does not contain the gel components that require UV light activation. Regular nail polish can only be air-dried naturally.)