@@estherpinales4059 I mean, there's only so manufacturers for certain products around. I've worked on the wholesale side of things and honestly, I don't think rebranding available products is necessarily cheating or bad or whatever. For most things in the world there are not endless manufacturers. So how does a company get their products? Well, you could go and design your own product them have it manufactured to your specifics. That requires significant amounts of money, you need to pay someone to design the product, setting up assembly lines and preparing manufacturing processes for an entirely new product is expensive and all of this greatly increases the risk. Or you go to a wholesaler or manufacturer, look at their catalogue and price list, pick something you like and get it branded as your own. This route very much makes sense if for example no one sells this specific product in your region yet, if you don't want to put too much risk in a specific product or don't need to figuratively reinvent the wheel. Which in case of young nails applies to their lamp and e file. Both are accessory products, if you will, to the products they afaik actually manufacture in Anaheim (their acrylics, gels, polishes...). To best of my knowledge their products are usually labeled as made in the US, Anaheim is where a significant chunk of cosmetics in the US are manufactured and I know they've referenced having an in house chemist in a few videos. So it's a solid assumption they either manufacture those themselves or at least do Research and Development in house then get it manufactured in the area. With lamps, e files, brushes etc that's an entire different manufacturing process and also R&D process. And why would they go through that for products they can get very good versions of from other manufacturers. From a consumer stand point you are still getting a service. You can order a Sun UV lamp from China. And presumably the e file right from Saeshin in Korea. In both cases you'll have to wait for shipping and handle customs yourself and pay for that. If that's worth it to you, great. Or you choose the comfort of having it arrive within days, together with your other nail products, from a domestic seller that hopefully provides quick and easy customer service of something is wrong. So to conclude this long winded rant. Yes, you can get tons of products right from China and have them put your logo and company name on them. You'd be surprised by how many products in your daily life are exactly that, rebranded from some giant manufacturer.
THANK YOU!!! I’m going to order this right now!! It seemed to work wonderfully and not extremely expensive either! Great for beginners as it’s not complicated or anything just straight forward and doing its job!❤️
I use this company lamp also, but I have different model 5plus. Is perfect for me. I used couple different brands and models but SUN UV 5 plus is just perfect.
I LOVE these kinds of subtle but iridescent designs (I'd love to see more "subdued but rainbow" styles again.. I'm sure it would look amazing matte as well..
Thank you for this video, especially because I did buy this lamp. But can I ask these questions: 1/ Are the light beads in this lamp really LED lights? 2/ I heard that LED lights are safer for skin, is that true?
Ooh, I love this glittery polygel both ways - blue & milky white! I'm like you when I choose my new nail colors. I don't like super dark colors twice in a row or pink twice or extra light colors twice. Gotta mix it up lol. And is that your home? It looks so pretty! Love that white couch!
You can find pretty good lamps on Amazon for $15 or less. I have one very similar to this one and I paid less than $10 for it. It's 36W and has all the same features as this one.
what does it mean if a lamp has really high wattage? is that a factor in quality? cause i've seen some low cost amazon/shein lamps with a super high wattage, and i can't figure out the reason when there's suppossed high quality lamps on the market with a standard 36wattage
Is it okay to use any brand of nail lamp when applying gel polish or builder gel? Do all led lamp cure all led polish? Please & thank you. Ps I love your videos
Love the end result! Beautiful! Can you tell me what you were using with the clip? Does that hold back the sides for more even coverage? What are they called?
@@chaozinga it should have been but I believe the fact that its cordless and something about the L.E.D.'s they seem weeker than they should be. Its in no way as strong as it should be Im a licenced trained working tech I know what different watts feel and look like and its just off. So that why I said I was excited to see this I have been thinking about buying one of these Sun lamps for my Polygels Hard gels ect. And I can keep my cordless for pedis cause its super for that.
@@sadiepeterson1756 oh okay, I understand! And it's not meant to be rechargable? I'm thinking it maybe has something to do with that if it is rechargable? that the batteries are weak and need to be recharged?
@@sadiepeterson1756 Hello again! I know it's two months since our last comments, but may I ask what lamp you have? The cordless one? Which brand is it etc? I just came to think of your lamp and became curious about what brand it is 😊
@@chaozinga because I have a Instagram I dont want to be negative about this brand because its not bad its just slightly disappointing. I recently bought A sunuv lamp and In luv.
I just bought this one so i can start doing gel X at home, but i read somewhere that gel x requires a specific wattage and needs a reflective bottom. This isn’t reflective, will it still be ok?
Hello guys my old nail uv lamp broke and i want to buy this brand. Someone confirm to me if this is worth it because the price is expensive which is i dont mind i need a good quality and works good to my nails. I just recently order the X8 max brand but they send me a broken one which is very disapointed. Someone confirm to me if this is good?
I'm trying to find info before purchasing a lamp for acrylic. Can anyone help. Seems like everything talks about Gel so I'm running out of videos to search in😎🤘🙏🙏🙏
There is no lamp for acrylic. The lamp is to cure builder gel, gel polish, gel based nail art glue, or poly gel. But, if you are using gel polish, then you can use the lamp if your application is acrylic.
@@cantgetbettathanthis since I posted this and seeing your response T Y btw I realized I was asking the wrong question. I Do acrylic nails and use reg nail polish. Will the lamps cure the reg. Polishes fast? I realize acrylic does cure by air lol the ditziest ? I have asked in a long long time 🤣😉🥰 🥚🔛🙇♂️
@@cantgetbettathanthis exactly! Like me Which one is best for what video. I'm self taught. Have application down . I want to move on with polish designs ect... . I want a lamp so my work is cured and I stop having to redue because it's not dry.
@@csees4334 no. UV light will not cure regular polish and dry it faster. Gel polish is made of a material that reacts to u.v. light in a chemical reaction that causes it to harden. Regular nail polish dries through evaporation not u.v. exposure because the formula and chemical composition is different.
I have this lamp, had it for almost 3 years now. I also have my Young Nails lamp, and they both work the same!
I'm glad to hear I can keep using this lamp for years to come. That was my only concern when I purchased it! Thanks for the feedback.
That's what I see . Can a company just put their name on a lsmp and call it their own?
Bought one oct last year. Started to use it February this year and yesterday April 27th it stopped working.
@@estherpinales4059 yes that's what many have been doing.
@@estherpinales4059 I mean, there's only so manufacturers for certain products around. I've worked on the wholesale side of things and honestly, I don't think rebranding available products is necessarily cheating or bad or whatever. For most things in the world there are not endless manufacturers. So how does a company get their products? Well, you could go and design your own product them have it manufactured to your specifics. That requires significant amounts of money, you need to pay someone to design the product, setting up assembly lines and preparing manufacturing processes for an entirely new product is expensive and all of this greatly increases the risk.
Or you go to a wholesaler or manufacturer, look at their catalogue and price list, pick something you like and get it branded as your own. This route very much makes sense if for example no one sells this specific product in your region yet, if you don't want to put too much risk in a specific product or don't need to figuratively reinvent the wheel. Which in case of young nails applies to their lamp and e file. Both are accessory products, if you will, to the products they afaik actually manufacture in Anaheim (their acrylics, gels, polishes...). To best of my knowledge their products are usually labeled as made in the US, Anaheim is where a significant chunk of cosmetics in the US are manufactured and I know they've referenced having an in house chemist in a few videos. So it's a solid assumption they either manufacture those themselves or at least do Research and Development in house then get it manufactured in the area.
With lamps, e files, brushes etc that's an entire different manufacturing process and also R&D process. And why would they go through that for products they can get very good versions of from other manufacturers.
From a consumer stand point you are still getting a service. You can order a Sun UV lamp from China. And presumably the e file right from Saeshin in Korea. In both cases you'll have to wait for shipping and handle customs yourself and pay for that. If that's worth it to you, great. Or you choose the comfort of having it arrive within days, together with your other nail products, from a domestic seller that hopefully provides quick and easy customer service of something is wrong.
So to conclude this long winded rant. Yes, you can get tons of products right from China and have them put your logo and company name on them. You'd be surprised by how many products in your daily life are exactly that, rebranded from some giant manufacturer.
Beautiful nails so elegant. The lamp is very nice. Thank you for sharing your opinion and your design. Have a great day.
Thanks so much, Kathy!
Gorgeous! Love ❤️ the milky nails with the iridescent glitter ✨
XOX Luna 💅🏻💅🏻
Thank you!
THANK YOU!!! I’m going to order this right now!! It seemed to work wonderfully and not extremely expensive either! Great for beginners as it’s not complicated or anything just straight forward and doing its job!❤️
This is the one I have and use! Works beautifully. I've had it for a year.
Great!
Does it give you heat spike ?
amazing how much I am learning with your videos! your nails are always gorgeous! hugs from Switzerland!! 🥰🥰
Thank you!
I use this company lamp also, but I have different model 5plus. Is perfect for me. I used couple different brands and models but SUN UV 5 plus is just perfect.
I love this milky white set, great infill!! 😍...That lamp looks like a great lamp to work with 🙂
[ PS: Happy New Year ✨🥂✨] 🐨❤️
I LOVE these kinds of subtle but iridescent designs (I'd love to see more "subdued but rainbow" styles again.. I'm sure it would look amazing matte as well..
That was my first nail lamp purchase. I’ve upgraded now, but I loved it.
thank you, I needed to see this today. I appreciate you and your talent.
Curious what kind of sports you say you do. You look very fit!
Hi! Great review. I was wondering if you would still recommend this light? Thank you. 🥰🤗
I thoroughly enjoy your videos. Beautiful design, always useful information, and your voice is so soothing 🤍
Thank you so much!
Thank you for this video, especially because I did buy this lamp. But can I ask these questions: 1/ Are the light beads in this lamp really LED lights? 2/ I heard that LED lights are safer for skin, is that true?
So it can be used with any kind/brand of gel nail polish?
Another great set. Awesome teacher, I've learned a lot! Where did you get the milky white polish?😍
I loooove the nails! btw, what sports do you do?
Ooh, I love this glittery polygel both ways - blue & milky white! I'm like you when I choose my new nail colors. I don't like super dark colors twice in a row or pink twice or extra light colors twice. Gotta mix it up lol. And is that your home? It looks so pretty! Love that white couch!
Wish I could afford it, but love the look of your nails
Thank you, Donna
You can find pretty good lamps on Amazon for $15 or less. I have one very similar to this one and I paid less than $10 for it. It's 36W and has all the same features as this one.
I have this lamp now. And am using it with the Igel brand of polishes. I’m finding I need to cure for 4 minutes per each coat
what does it mean if a lamp has really high wattage? is that a factor in quality? cause i've seen some low cost amazon/shein lamps with a super high wattage, and i can't figure out the reason when there's suppossed high quality lamps on the market with a standard 36wattage
This is the one I have and love it!
Can someone tell me a superb UV LED NAIL LAMP Recommendation. Pleeeeeeeease! I’m in serious Need…. Blessings
Theses are beautiful 😍
Is it okay to use any brand of nail lamp when applying gel polish or builder gel? Do all led lamp cure all led polish? Please & thank you. Ps I love your videos
Love the end result! Beautiful! Can you tell me what you were using with the clip? Does that hold back the sides for more even coverage? What are they called?
Yes it does! It's a plastic clip - amzn.to/39HOR0S
Hi Anastasia, do you use a transformer to plug it in since you live in Europe?
Thanks for the review. Can it cure acrylic?
Beautiful lamp, thanks for sharing. 💅👍
Thank you!
Hello what is the glitters that you put is it a nailpolish it looks amazing ?
I’ll have to try this out
I have been thinking about getting one. I bought a really expensive cordless, its 60w but not enough power. Im sold I'm going to grab on from Amazon.
What do you mean it's not enough power? If the lamp is 60w it's more than enough power? 🤔
@@chaozinga it should have been but I believe the fact that its cordless and something about the L.E.D.'s they seem weeker than they should be. Its in no way as strong as it should be Im a licenced trained working tech I know what different watts feel and look like and its just off. So that why I said I was excited to see this I have been thinking about buying one of these Sun lamps for my Polygels Hard gels ect. And I can keep my cordless for pedis cause its super for that.
@@sadiepeterson1756 oh okay, I understand! And it's not meant to be rechargable? I'm thinking it maybe has something to do with that if it is rechargable? that the batteries are weak and need to be recharged?
@@sadiepeterson1756 Hello again! I know it's two months since our last comments, but may I ask what lamp you have? The cordless one? Which brand is it etc? I just came to think of your lamp and became curious about what brand it is 😊
@@chaozinga because I have a Instagram I dont want to be negative about this brand because its not bad its just slightly disappointing. I recently bought A sunuv lamp and In luv.
I just bought this one so i can start doing gel X at home, but i read somewhere that gel x requires a specific wattage and needs a reflective bottom. This isn’t reflective, will it still be ok?
I saw that lamp and i wondered if the black interior don't absorb the light? Is this lamp have enough power to level the black plastic?
I had that one, it broke after few months , they replaced it with new one and that one broke after few months too. 😕
Oh no, thanks for sharing! Was it SUN4 too?
I also had this lamp but they send it with the wrong wire... I dint fit into the connection of the lamp ... lol😆
@@Nailcou yes it was exactly the same as your using in video. 😊
@@mariagondova8956 least they replace it though. Gonna take the plunge cuz I’m tired of searching 😩
Can I use this for gel-like nail polish?? The bottle says no uv light required, but it takes forever to dry and I ain't got time for that.
I have had this lamp for almost 3 years now and I cannot get to use it properly. My nails always peel quickly 😢
So beautiful!
Thank you! 😊
Thank You ☺️💅
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What nail drill do u use?
I have that lamp!
Do you like it?
How much this kind of product nail gel lamp?
May I ask, can you cure UV builder gel in this lamp? Thanks
@The - ABC - Celestial Surgery Centre thank you so much for taking the time to reply, that is super!!
Price plz
What is the tool called that you use at 8:51 ?
Hello guys my old nail uv lamp broke and i want to buy this brand. Someone confirm to me if this is worth it because the price is expensive which is i dont mind i need a good quality and works good to my nails. I just recently order the X8 max brand but they send me a broken one which is very disapointed.
Someone confirm to me if this is good?
How many wt
Hi, who can tell me where I can buy a one?
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Does anyone know if it works for normal nail polish?
Normal polish doesn’t need curing.
Spruce
I'm trying to find info before purchasing a lamp for acrylic. Can anyone help. Seems like everything talks about Gel so I'm running out of videos to search in😎🤘🙏🙏🙏
There is no lamp for acrylic. The lamp is to cure builder gel, gel polish, gel based nail art glue, or poly gel. But, if you are using gel polish, then you can use the lamp if your application is acrylic.
@@cantgetbettathanthis since I posted this and seeing your response T Y btw I realized I was asking the wrong question. I Do acrylic nails and use reg nail polish. Will the lamps cure the reg. Polishes fast? I realize acrylic does cure by air lol the ditziest ? I have asked in a long long time 🤣😉🥰 🥚🔛🙇♂️
It’s cool. Lol. Some people actually don’t know the ins and outs of acrylic, gel, lamps, etc.
@@cantgetbettathanthis exactly! Like me Which one is best for what video. I'm self taught. Have application down . I want to move on with polish designs ect... . I want a lamp so my work is cured and I stop having to redue because it's not dry.
@@csees4334 no. UV light will not cure regular polish and dry it faster. Gel polish is made of a material that reacts to u.v. light in a chemical reaction that causes it to harden. Regular nail polish dries through evaporation not u.v. exposure because the formula and chemical composition is different.
Terrible lamp. Does not cure gel at all, peels off within 2 days