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Flexi Tips Led Lamp

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Flexi Tips Led LampLamp for pre cure tips Flexi Tips LED Lamp the certainty of the WOW effect About the product Flexi Tips LED Lamp is a LED nail lampthat is worth having at home! It is designed for freezing elastic tips Invisible Flexi Tips. It is a lamp necessary to perform this type of stylisation. Flexible tips are a great way to extend nails for beginner stylists. They provide a beautiful effect without the need of superstructure and filing. This is the fastest and

Lamp for pre-cure tips Flexi Tips LED Lamp – the certainty of the WOW effect 

About the product 

Flexi Tips LED Lamp is a LED nail lampthat is worth having at home! It is designed for freezing elastic tips Invisible Flexi Tips. It is a lamp necessary to perform this type of stylisation. Flexible tips are a great way to extend nails for beginner stylists. They provide a beautiful effect without the need of superstructure and filing. This is the fastest and the easiest extension method guarantees a gorgeous manicure that is convenient to wear. Tips do not break and do not crumble. They provide comfort and great effect up to 21 days.  It is possible to make stylisations on them with the use of UV gel polishes, as well as to use various adornments. 

How does Flexi Tips LED Lamp work? The lamp for elastic tips is designed to pre-cure them to the nails. It works automatically. It is equipped with a proximity sensor, which turns on the lamp when the hand is close to it. It shines for 30 seconds – exactly as much as is needed for freezing of the nail plate tip. You can also operate the lamp manually using the Off/On button. The lamp is placed on a stable base and flexible arm, which allows it to be positioned as desired. Thus, when applying the nail tip to the nail and holding it with the other hand under the lamp, you have enough space to move freely and guarantee the correct position of the product. You can thus control at all time the angle of application of the nail tip relative to the axis of the finger. 

What do you gain? 

Get to know Flexi Tips LED Lamp – see why it is worth: 

  • almost maintenance-free device – the lamp responds well to movement that is why it perfect for self-extending nails with products from the Invisible Flexi Tips system; 
  • comfort– the lamp is equipped with a flexible arm, so it allows you to adjust it at any time; 
  • perfect timing – the timer starts the lamp when your hands approach it for 30s, just as much as it takes to pre-cure the tips. 
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