If you prefer to buy individual accessories instead of a UV nail polish set, you need a complete set of special utensils for a good manicure. These include:

Nail polish remover (for UV polish you need one with acetone) and buffer to remove the old layer of nail polish.
A hand bath with warm water and oils for nail care.
A manicure stick to push back the cuticles.
A high-quality file that trims nails and seals the ends.
Basecoat, topcoat, and varnish – all UV-curing – in a color of your choice.
A UV lamp is essential for curing the paint.

If you have the choice, you should always opt for a lamp with LED light. While UV light damages the skin over time and can lead to premature skin aging, LED-powered lamps are comparatively gentler.

Prepare The Nails Properly:

First, carefully prepare the nail by gently pushing back the cuticles. Shape your nails with a file.
Now decrease your nails with nail polish remover.
Now apply the base coat to your nails one at a time.
Cure the clear base coat under the LED lamp for 30 seconds to two minutes.
Now you should apply the colored varnish in several layers one after the other and let it harden again under the LED light. You should note the following:
Instead of applying the nail polish too thickly, paint several thin coats on top of each other until you are satisfied with the color result.
Two coats are usually sufficient. You should not apply more than four layers, otherwise, the nails will become too thick.
Also, paint the nail tip with UV paint to make the fingernail particularly durable in its entirety.
You should apply a protective topcoat, the so-called topcoat, to the uppermost UV layer. However, you can remove the “sweat layer” that forms on this paintwork.