Would You Like to Save Money and DIY Beautiful Nails at Home?

Going to the Liberex Official Store to buy a LED Nail Dryer is one of my favorite things. Because i like many beautiful colors of nails.I wish I could say that I get my nails professionally polished before chips rear their ugly heads and cuticles ever appear. But the truth is, with such a busy schedule I can’t always find the time to make it to the salon. Not to mention it’s an expensive habit. That said, I’m a big fan of a good old-fashioned at-home manicure. If you have a steady hand and a covetable collection of lacquers, you will probably agree with me too. It has taken me quite a bit of practice to get my DIY manicure to pass for a professional polish change. Thankfully, I have a few handy tips that I’m going to pass on to all of you today that will have your friends ooh-ing and ahh-ing the next time they see your nails…

Here’s what you will need before DIY nails:

nail clippers
nail file
nail polish remover
hand scrub
hand cream
rubbing alcohol
base coat
nail polish
top coat
eyeshadow brush
cuticle oil (optional)

Here's some steps for you DIY beautiful nails:

Step 1: Clip your nails.
Use a nail clipper and trim your nails down to your desired length. We do not recommend cutting your cuticles at home, but if you’ve had a lot of practice and you are a pro, go for it. Just be aware that your cuticles can get infected if you don’t know what you’re doing!

Step 2: File them into shape.
Using an emery board nail file, shape your nails and even out any jagged edges. You can go for a rounded nail shape or a square shape. I usually like something that’s a little bit in the middle—square with rounded edges.

Step 3: Clean your nails.
It is best to start with nails that are already polish-free, but I recommend getting them extra clean with polish remover and a cotton ball. You don’t want to have leftover polish or base coat on your nails because it will make your new manicure appear uneven.

Step 4: Gently exfoliate your hands.
Using your favorite body scrub, give your hands a gentle rub. This will remove dead skin and give your skin a glow.

Step 5: Moisturize with hand cream.
Just like the skin on your body and face, the skin on your hands needs moisture after you exfoliate it. Use a rich, luxurious hand cream to keep your skin smooth and hydrated.

Step 6: Prep your nails.
Next, clean your nails again—this time with rubbing alcohol. It will remove the oils from your hand cream from your nails so that the polish will stay on longer. Plus, I have noticed that using rubbing alcohol instead of acetone for this step keep my polish chip-free for days!

7. Apply a base coat.
Evenly apply a thin layer of your trusty base coat to each nail.

Step 8: Choose a color and apply.
Pick a color, any color…and apply two coats. I chose a color called “Guchi Muchi Puchi” by Essie in the photos above. (It’s my newest obsession!) Use quick, light strokes to allow polish to evenly distribute on each nail. And I recommend letting the first coat dry before applying the second. It will eliminate those little polish bubbles that no one likes.

Step 9: Let your nails dry and add a top coat.
After your nails have dried, apply a quick-dry top coat. If you happen to accidentally smudge a nail, follow these steps for fixing it in a snap.

Step 10: Touch up with acetone and an old makeup brush.
Salon manicurists always perfect my nails by brushing off any polish that went “outside the lines” with a makeup brush and acetone. Doing this trick at home creates a polished, professional result. Just remember to apply some cuticle oil afterwards to that your nail beds don’t look dry.



-- Would you want to save money and DIY beautiful nails at home?
-- Still anxiously waiting your gel nail polish to dry?
-- Do you want to use many kinds of nail gel polishes to do manicure/pedicure at the same time?

Liberex 48W Smart UV LED nail lamp it is ready for you !

Multi-functional Smart Nail Dryer
-- Smart Infrared Sensor

Light on once you put your hands/foot in, light off when hands/out out, 120s automatically turn off if you keep your hands in it, easy operation and power saving.

-- Smart 99s Painless mode

Humanized design for people with thin fingernail, will Increase the temperature gradually from the low heat mode, which can protect your nail, reduce the burning pain caused by high-power from the start

-- Smart 4-Timer Setting

Flexible drying options with 4 preset time control: 10s, 30s, 60s and 99s ( Low heat mode/ Painless mode ), freely setting to meet different needs.

-- Smart Time Memory Function

Long press the 10s/30s/60s timer button to set up memory function, it would automatic cycle countdown, no need to always press the timer, more convenient for manicurists.

Enjoy Your Nail Art at Home or Salon
-- Smart Overheating Prevention

Built-in temperature control chip, automatic adjust the temperature in the light box and maintain a comfortable temperature for human skin.

-- Removable Base

Anti-leakage light base can be disassembled freely for easy foot access and easy clean.

-- High Wattage Cures Nails Faster

Powerful 48 wattage shorten your curing time than others dryers

-- LCD Time Display


Large LCD time display, precisely control the curing time.

48W UV/LED Double Light Source

-- No dead-zone, evenly distribute 36pcs UV / LED lamp beads with 50000 hours’ lifetime, it would helps to uniformly cure gel nail polish

-- 60% faster than traditional nail lamp time.  

-- No need to replace any light bulbs.

Lightweight & Big Space

-- Weight: 651g

-- Power cable: 1.5m

-- Fashion and elegant paint, a strong sense of quality

For all kinds of nail gel polishes

Suitable for all kinds of UV and LED gel nail polish, e.g.Base Coat, Top Coat, Color Gel, Hard Gels, Builder, acrylic, sculpture gel, gem glue etc.