joe90 said:Am about to purchase some NSI balance gel but have no uv lamp.
What lamps do other nsi geeks use?
I have a friend selling a lamp but it is not an nsi one - will it be ok?
The lamp is 36 watt.
sorry but I think you're wrong by saying it will be ok.... I've just had a quick read through of my Brisa notes to make sure I wasn't talking out of my backside...VickyB said:I am sure you will be fine ... I know other systems like Brisa, IBD, poss EZ Flow require a specific output on their light - but no probs at all with the likes of NSI, Akzentz etc - as long as it is either 9wt or 36wt.
my notes weren't only referring to the gel I use... if you read what I wrote it says...VickyB said:I think it's unfair though to let someone believe that they can only use a PARTICULAR lamp for a system that will allow otherwise.
ValencianNails said:my notes weren't only referring to the gel I use... if you read what I wrote it says...
"each gel is specifically formulated to work with a UV lamp developed for that particular system"
ValencianNails said:my notes weren't only referring to the gel I use... if you read what I wrote it says...
"each gel is specifically formulated to work with a UV lamp developed for that particular system"
Hi I am about to buy some balance gel too and my supplier said you can use any 9 watt uv lamp. She also said the balance gel does not need a lamp any higher in wattage than the 9 watt as this is all it needs.joe90 said:Am about to purchase some NSI balance gel but have no uv lamp.
What lamps do other nsi geeks use?
I have a friend selling a lamp but it is not an nsi one - will it be ok?
The lamp is 36 watt.
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