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I have been getting my nails done for a little over 15 years, and this is the first time I've ever received an explainination. Thank you, always Susie!
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I just learned that if we feel the heat spike start, you must pull your hand out quick!
Our sub in nail school said a coworker that was getting gels done for the first time didn't know and just suffered through it.
What happened, though, was that her whole natural nail popped off.
Sooo pull your hand out if you start to feel the burn!
Even if the tech tells you to deal with it.
Also remind your client if they feel heat then pull out.
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Heat spike isn't from shrinking! It's the exothermic reaction!
They occur when the gel is exposed to UV light, which activates photoinitiators in the gel that trigger a chemical reaction. This reaction, called polymerization, hardens the gel and releases heat as a byproduct.
The low heat/90 setting on the lamp slows this reaction down and reduces the heat build up
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So the 90 second low power setting is for something lol
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Every single time I’ve had my nails done this has happened, and I always get a fright. It was always responded too with annoyance too. Thanks for this tip, it will really help. Just hope they don’t get annoyed at me doing this.
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You're my favorite nail artist teacher❤
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I've never thought of creeping my hand forward, I normally take my hand out for a few seconds when I feel that heat spike. I have naturally thin nails and I'm heat sensitive in general. I'm going to try the creep in method next time!
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One professional gel tech always tells customers on their first appointment to put their hand in and out a few times at the start then put the hand in. It’s great, really helps prevent heat spikes and chemical burns.
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Thank you for teaching me new things all the time all these years I've been subscribed to you since before the pandemic I always appreciate how you give a mother like vibe while teaching you just make it fun to learn 😊❤
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Love you Gem 💎 so glad youre bac
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Don’t go into the light, Carol Anne!
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you have taught me more than any nail program i’ve ever taken THANK YOU!
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Thank you from the bottom of my heart, my soul—my friend!!! 😊
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I think it hurts because of the energy (heat) released when the chemical reaction that leads to polymerisation happens, not so much pressure on the nail. At least, that's what I've learned. They hurt for sure!
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Thank you! I've been dealing with this a lot with my rubber base. ❤❤❤
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Wow. Thanks Suzie! Learned everything I know from you and haven’t been to a salon in YEARS! 😊
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Can't believe I'm just now learning this! I almost lost my toenails a yr ago from this. Just assumed my nails were no longer strong enough for gel. Thanks for the info!!
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Another thing to do is use a UV/LED light on a stand with a flexible gooseneck, with the light pointing upward. After I apply each coat of builder gel or gel polish, I turn my hand so the nail is upside down and pairing it over the light. I roll the nail back and forth of there is any discomfort. As I do my own nails and am right-handed, I sometimes file the nail on my right hand too much or too thin, which causes heat spikes for me. Judging the little light prevents that and also prevents flooding the cuticle.
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You're the only person, I've seen address this, when I first experienced this, I didn't want my hand anymore...it's so painful 😢
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@Sarnia_Cherie
3 months ago
From now on, I refuse to approach a nail lamp without my fingers walking towards it whilst I sing “Walk This Way” and thinking of Suzie 💅
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