ONE Shot LACCOVER - 48W UV LED Nail Lamp with Sensor, 4 Timers & Power Regulator | Professional Gel Polish Dryer for Manicure & Pedicure | Fast Curing for Acrylic Nails | Home Salon & Nail Art Use | 1 Year Warranty
$99
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ONE Shot LACCOVER - 48W UV LED Nail Lamp with Sensor, 4 Timers & Power Regulator | Professional Gel Polish Dryer for Manicure & Pedicure | Fast Curing for Acrylic Nails | Home Salon & Nail Art Use | 1 Year Warranty
$99
$180
45% Off
Delivery & Return: Free shipping on all orders over $50
Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international
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Description
Meet your new partner. Our latest Next Gen Led Lamp OneShot Laccover Curing Light gets the job done and looks good on your counter while the Polish Gel dry. Quick Drying and Wide Compatibility: Your average curing time is shortened by 50%. Fast curing with all your favorite nail gel brands from beginner to professional grades. OneShot Laccover Next Gen Led Lamp. Led Technology 405 nm. Smart Sensor and Adjustable Timer: smart sensor allows automated curing process to start without manual operations. It is adjustable in 3 Digital timer settings of 10s/30s/60s. Cures GEL in 6w, 12w, 24w, 36w or 48w. Can be used on hands or feets. ideal for home and salon use, it takes your manicure and pedicure experience to a whole new level! Drying Almost All Nail Gel, Acrylic Nails & Building Gel.
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Lamp cures nail gel and gel polish fast and of quality. For now, I am satisfied. Just bear in mind the lamp comes with US power plug. I only have a remark that the lamp produces a beep every time curing session finishes, and a few more times there and around. There is no detail around how to turn that sound off. And it is a bit tight for the thumb to be put in, when put alone in the appropriate curing position typical for that finger.
