Properly curing UV gel nails is essential to prevent potential harm to the skin and nails. UV gel products contain chemicals, such as acrylates, that remain active until fully cured under a UV or LED lamp. If the gel is not cured properly, these chemicals can remain in their raw state, which is acidic and can cause irritation, chemical burns, or allergic reactions when they come into contact with the surrounding skin or nail bed.

Incomplete curing often occurs when the UV lamp is not strong enough, the curing time is too short, or the gel is applied too thickly. This can leave behind a sticky or improperly hardened surface, increasing the risk of skin sensitivity or long-term damage, especially with repeated exposure. Proper curing not only ensures a safe application but also strengthens the gel, providing durability and preventing chipping or lifting.

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