Well... One day my cnd lamp kicked the bucket, I was naive and thought that since I had this power house, high quality lamp it would last. Wrong! Since this was early morning when it died and I had 3 more appointments that afternoon I panicked. I am a 5 hour round trip drive to the nearest supply store and couldn't cancel and wait days for a new one to come in the mail. *I had grad nails to do* so I did what any desperate woman would do. I went down to shoppers and bought a cheap led light, Sally Hanson to be exact. Figured what the heck, as long as they last to survive grad I will deal with the aftermath later. Explained the situation to everyone, they shrugged it off and didn't care. It cured the cnd like crazy! I have a different led light as well that I use for Gelish etc but turn to old Charlie every time for cnd and he has never let me down. I beat the crap out of that lamp and it keeps ticking, when I knock him off the table because he's so little one of my clients always says "Go home Charlie, your drunk." once all my cnd product is used up poor Charlie will be retired. He's almost a year old. I returned my cnd lamp and got a refund and never bought another one.
This is amazing, I've had loads of problems with the CND lamp over the 4 years. I love Shellac and dont want to change product but am thinking of buying a LED lamp for use with IBX but it would be such a bonus if it cured Shellac too. For those using "non" standard lamps could you let me know what you using and how long your cure times are.
Karaxxx
Well... One day my cnd lamp kicked the bucket, I was naive and thought that since I had this power house, high quality lamp it would last. Wrong! Since this was early morning when it died and I had 3 more appointments that afternoon I panicked. I am a 5 hour round trip drive to the nearest supply store and couldn't cancel and wait days for a new one to come in the mail. *I had grad nails to do* so I did what any desperate woman would do. I went down to shoppers and bought a cheap led light, Sally Hanson to be exact. Figured what the heck, as long as they last to survive grad I will deal with the aftermath later. Explained the situation to everyone, they shrugged it off and didn't care. It cured the cnd like crazy! I have a different led light as well that I use for Gelish etc but turn to old Charlie every time for cnd and he has never let me down. I beat the crap out of that lamp and it keeps ticking, when I knock him off the table because he's so little one of my clients always says "Go home Charlie, your drunk." once all my cnd product is used up poor Charlie will be retired. He's almost a year old. I returned my cnd lamp and got a refund and never bought another one.
Oh look my post has been edited.
Surrey Girl through and through x
Just to clarify for anyone reading this comment...nothing was removed from your post however a swear word was asterisked out, nothing more nothing less. Normally the site automatically asterisks out the s**t word but obviously adding bull in front confuses the system
Nothing sinister and nothing edited out of your post.
Bet ya any money you won't have to rebuy all your stock for the Led light. "Joins the tin hat club" old Charlie (my led lamp) has a sweet spot for CND
Just to clarify for anyone reading this comment...nothing was removed from your post however a swear word was asterisked out, nothing more nothing less. Normally the site automatically asterisks out the s**t word but obviously adding bull in front confuses the system
Nothing sinister and nothing edited out of your post.
Now that's what I call a quick response, Gigi!
I was lead (or should that be LED), to believe that the CND lamp was the only lamp that could be guaranteed to cure CND Shellac thoroughly, not under or over curing, which would not be detected by eye alone. Is that still the case, or will a generic UV lamp do the job, but invalidate your insurance due to mis-use of products or system? Mmmm, a little perplexed!
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