Which lamp are you using Rhonda?

Jennifer
East coast tech gone west
MD -> CA

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On Sep 22, 2010, at 6:11 PM, Rhonda Kibuk <[email protected]> wrote:

> I was intrigued by the LED light and "ALMOST" wanted on until I saw a Gelish 
> demo in Orlando.  The fact that LED does not bounce means that even though 
> you can put the whole hand in the light, the thumbs need to be cured 
> separately.  I did  the four fingers and thumb thing for years and do not 
> care to go back that route againe EVEN for  a 10 to 30 second cure.
>  
> R
> 
> On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 8:11 PM, Diana Bonn <[email protected]> wrote:
> Okay, I am going off on a different angle here.......and the reason is if 
> Elaine and Tony are working on a 'VERY SPECIAL LAMP" then I'm going to add my 
> wish list here.
> 
> I use different gels, and they take different times.  So how many of you use 
> the same lamp for SOG and other gels?  So for those that are interested in an 
> LED lamp, are you going to purchase an led lamp and then use your uv lamp for 
> your other gels?
> 
> How about repairs?  Yep have a few, base coat. 2 min first coat, 2 min second 
> coat, 2 min top coat.......I want a fast light.
> 
> Not all gels cure in 2 minutes, so I don't think of it saving 10 secs.  More 
> than that.  I use several other gels, and takes 3 minutes.
> 
> Also, all top coats are not 2 minute cures, maybe more.
> 
> So in MY opinion, which means crap !!!, if you are going to make a 'VERY 
> SPECIAL LAMP" then it should be for several products, large enough for feet, 
> inexpensive enough to purchase 2 or large enough for 2 hands.
> 
> Yes I wait for my clients to finish, mostly after everything is done.  And 
> not with shellac or Gelish, but other brands that I use, that they may say 2 
> minutes, but that touchy feely tapping thing I do to see if they are "cooked" 
> after I wipe the layer off, just needs that extra zap.
> 
> I would love a 10 sec lamp.  If it only works for one brand, sorry, not going 
> to purchase it.  Universal guaranteed you have a sale!!!
> 
> The manufacturer that invents such a thing, if it CAN be invented will be 
> making the big bucks!!!!!!!!!!!!! JMHO  diana from indiana
> 
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> 
> 
> At 11:48 AM 9/22/2010, you wrote:
> I like to think of this emailing list as a little fish bowl of information.  
> Even when I'm not replying, I'm reading all of your emails and responses.  It 
> frequently helps me with my research.  I'm currently working on my next 
> project.  I can't say too much just yet, but I do have a question for each of 
> you.
> 
> LED vs UV
> 
> Tony and I were getting heavily involved in LED to the point where I've 
> designed a very special lamp.  But while in London I made a startling 
> discovery while demonstrating Soak Off UV Gel.
> 
> On average, color app takes me about 15 minutes.  20 minutes tops.  That 
> isn't counting prep.  I count that in the manicure service.  I mean actual 
> color app.  I'm about the same as Polish.  My longest cure is 2:00 (color 
> coats).  I was never waiting on the lamp.  My 2 min timer would shut the lamp 
> off just as I was finishing my last nail.  So I would immediately put the 
> hand I was working on in the lamp and take the other hand out without missing 
> a beat.
> 
> This got me thinking.  If I continue on this LED thing....why does 10 seconds 
> cure time matter?  If her coat is cured, but I still take 2 minutes to apply 
> my next layer, what good is it to be done curing in 10 seconds?  It was 
> really funny that a show attendee that I was demo'ing on was the one that 
> enlightened me to this.  I'm so busy with work stuff here, that I didn't 
> think like a tech and observe this all on my own.
> 
> I need arguments for both sides.  I just am not so sure I want to continue my 
> LED project unless it is really going to be something beneficial to all of 
> you.
> 
> Thanks to you all, in advance.
> 
> Kind Regards,
> Elaine T. Watson
> Star Nail International
> Vice President of Marketing and Sales
> Global Education Director
> 800.782.7624 extension 321
> fax 661.257.5856
> <mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]
> Blog: <http://itsnotarealjob.blogspot.com>itsnotarealjob.blogspot.com
> 
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