The Thailand Nails Award is postponed from 2011 to 17 – 18 March 2012.

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Looking for:

• Manicurist
• Pedicurist
• Trained technicians in Acrylic and Gel

Salary 2800 dhs wich will include the live out allowance, ( accommodation around 600 dhs)  10% commission on all services completed by you. And also commission on retail products. Expected salary 3400 dhs – 5200 dhs.

Free ticket home after 1 year working with a 30 days holiday. All visas issued for 3 years.

Contact  Vickey Powell 00971 50220 9596 or leave a massage below and she will contact you.

Dasy Design is not a  job agency, providing only the ability to make contact between the two parties.

So what is UV light anyway? All light is categorized by its different wavelengths, which you can see charted here as the Electromagnetic Spectrum. Visible light for humans occurs between roughly 400 nanometers (nm.) and 780 nm. Anything above that is infrared (which only some animals, like cats for example, can see).

Ultraviolet light occurs from roughly 100 nm. to 400 nm., with UV light further broken up into groups A, B, and C.
A key note to understand is that LED lights are actually UV lights also, because they emit light that is within the UV spectrum (specifically UV-A). The traditional UV lights we’ll call compact fluorescent lights (UV CFL), after the bulbs they use.

Photoinitiators and Clear Gels: What’s the deal?

Gels need photoinitiators in them to activate the other molecules and turn the gel into a hard plastic. The “photo” means they are light-activated, and these photoinitiators only become active when exposed to certain light wavelengths. (That’s why they don’t start curing right away in regular sunlight.) So manufacturers try to use photoinitiators that match perfectly with their own lamp’s UV wavelength emmitance.

The thing with photoinitiators is that the most easily activated ones on the market are bright orange, which when placed inside already pigmented gels will be overpowered and not noticed, but in clear gels they stand out. The majority of clear or lightly pigmented photoinitiators on the market today become activated in wavelengths that are outside of the typical wavelengths that LED lamps emit. So because CFLs have a broader wavelength output, they are typically more effective at curing most clear gels.

*The best way to avoid any curing problem is to use a lamp made by the same company as the gels you are using. The photoinitiators in the gel are designed to work at precisely the same wavelengths as the lights emit.

This is a simplified chart showing absorbance rates of common clear photoinitators. Their absorbance rates are highest in light wavelengths under 300 nm. Gel lamps typically produce light at around the 350-375 nm. range (dotted line). Clear photoinitiators with good absorbance rates into this range (the purple line) are used in clear gels.

• Cures all LED Gels
• 30 Watts
• Off / On Automatic sensor
• Cures Soak Off LED Gels
• Cures Hard LED Gels
• Ergonomic design
• New fast LED for manicure and pedicure
• Warranty 1 year

1 TruGel Base Coat
1 TruGel  Top Coat
1 Bond It On
1 Marshmallow
1 Tutu
1 Linen
1 Matador
1 Tuscan Red
1 Black Violet
1 Cuticle Pusher
1 Pack appointment Cards
Tent Card and DVD