1. Nail glue requires ultraviolet light to cure and therefore cannot dry quickly without a UV lamp. This is because the main components of nail glue are natural resins and colorants, which form a plastic-like film under UV light, unlike nail polish which relies on solvent evaporation for drying.
2. Without a UV lamp, nail glue will not cure properly, potentially causing the applied gel polish to remain sticky for an extended period. This not only affects the appearance but may also attract dust and other impurities, significantly diminishing the overall effect of the manicure.
3. For temporary emergency situations, quick-drying nail polish can be considered as an alternative. Quick-drying nail polish dries naturally in the air, typically drying completely in just 12 minutes. It's easy to use and requires no additional equipment. However, it's important to note that quick-drying nail polish has lower durability and shine compared to gel polish, generally lasting only about 7 days.
4. If you absolutely must use nail glue for your manicure, it's recommended to purchase or borrow a suitable UV lamp as soon as possible.
5. When purchasing a nail lamp, please check its wattage, charging interface, and other parameters to ensure the safety and stability of the device. Also, pay attention to the ergonomic design of the lamp, such as whether it provides enough space for your fingers and whether it has a low-heat mode to suit different users' skin sensitivities.
