How long must polish stay under dryer?
2052266
coming from an old school tech all gel nails under a 36 watt take more then 2 time under and if you go to thick with your gel you can count on 3 so if your going more then 2 which can be the norm your going to thick and my recommendation is to tone it down and put less on your app brush 1x is enough no more then 2 thats it...thats from an old school maamaajaamaa
2052267
Well the kit really didn't say so I just left it for one cycle of the light for each layer and the color I did two cycles. The light stays on for about 30 seconds or so.
2052268
I believe it is 45 seconds under the LED light for each coat you put on. That is what I have been doing and it has worked great!
989716
No. This type of polish only dries with the activation of the UV light that comes from the drying machine. You can find really cheap ones on Amazon - the difference will be is you have to dry a few extra times (2-3 times suggested from my experience) to ensure the polish is fully dry. Hope this helps.
1233089
For permanent press-wrinkle free, Set timer anywhere between 60-100 minutes. The dryer should be loaded in such a way that the clothes loosely tumble and fall as the dryer turns. I suggest you see the manual as all is spelled out on page 10.
1040613
Keep nail dry wearing gloves and using hair dryer and applying under the nail as close to fungus area as possible
362688
Drying time is relatively short. I'd say about an hour to an hour and a half. I usually put on 2 coats just to be sure--since it goes on clear, I wanted to make sure that I got the whole surface. It's really good stuff!!!!
359963
The gel is soft, but dries to a hard coating. So does the polish. It will last up to 3 weeks...
1653397
Yes, they say to dry on low heat....which takes about 70 mins for a load of them in my dryer.
1157821
The directions for all gel polishes and UV lights say to only put under lights for 2 mine at a time! More time does not equal drier polish...just more smudgy mess!!
1789366
I am on my second original ceramic dryer. First one lasted 4-5 yrs. It doesnt dry out your hair. Love it-my cosmetologist recommended it. She was right!
202092
I would say an absolute minimum of 24 hours, under dry conditions. To be safe, go a few days. You want the oil-based solution to have completely evaporated and left behind only the preservative chemicals. When I used copper green, I couldn't find any information on drying time. But most penetrating oil-based solutions (like stain, or like copper green) recommend 24 hours. This web page has some useful information about staining on top of a preservative: http://www.paintpro.net/articles/pp903/pp903-wood_finishes.cfm No dog in the hunt re. that link - just thought it good information. Good luck! I would say an absolute minimum of 24 hours, under dry conditions. To be safe, go a few days. You want the oil-based solution to have completely evaporated and left behind only the preservative chemicals. When I used copper green, I couldn't find any information on drying time. But most penetrating oil-based solutions (like stain, or like copper green) recommend 24 hours. This web page has some useful information about staining on top of a preservative: http://www.paintpro.net/articles/pp903/pp903-wood_finishes.cfm No dog in the hunt re. that link - just thought it good information.... » Read More I would say an absolute minimum of 24 hours, under dry conditions. To be safe, go a few days. You want the oil-based solution to have completely evaporated and left behind only the preservative chemicals. When I used copper green, I couldn't find any information on drying time. But most penetrating oil-based solutions (like stain, or like copper green) recommend 24 hours. This web page has some useful information about staining on top of a preservative: http://www.paintpro.net/articles/pp903/pp903-wood_finishes.cfm No dog in the hunt re. that link - just thought it good information. Good luck! « Show Less
1122023
I let mine dry for 16 hrs between coats and then 48 hrs after done to ensure complete finish. Turned out great
897547
I would color after the shampoo. Apply, cover with a plastic cap and sit under dryer for up to 20 minutes. Then rinse, condition and dry.
752808
I usually use an electic nail file to file it off of the top, then I soak off the polish underneath. If you do not have a electric nail file then you can use a regular file, it will take a bit longer.
447301
It should really be a gel base color. The typical advice about using regular polish topped with gel is to polish them and then wait 24 hours for the regular polish base to completely dry. You will always run the risk of a regular polish base wrinkling up, but waiting the 24 hours will help to prevent that.
1835332
We usually wiat a good 12 to 24 hours. The longer you can hold off the better. We also put a portable fan on it for drying.
114311
I let it dry under a hair dryer for a little while and with the cap off let it sit for a few days. Put cap on and store.
1519866
I use a fair amount of it and have never had any go bad, but to be realistic, 6 months. A good indication that it is getting old is drying time and viscosity will increase. Best environment for storage, tightly sealed in a cool dry area, the dryer the better.