Comparing the Halo UV and Halo Focus UV Lights: Key Differences Explained

Both our Halo UV and Halo Focus UV lights are designed to cure UV adhesives effectively. But what distinguishes one from the other? In this article, we'll explore their similarities and differences to help you choose the right light for your needs.


Shared Features

Before diving into the differences, let's highlight what these two lights have in common:

  • LED Technology: Both lights utilize efficient LED technology.
  • UV Adhesive Curing: They are specifically designed to cure UV adhesives.
  • Power Rating: Each light has a power rating of 5 watts.
  • UVA Wavelength: Both operate within the UVA wavelength of 395-400 nm.
  • Foot Pedal Activation: Each includes a foot pedal for easy and hands-free activation.
  • Metal Construction: Both lights feature durable metal construction.

Note: Points #3 and #4 are crucial for the safety and effectiveness of curing UV adhesives. For more details on safety considerations, read our article Is UV Lashing Safe?

"I have been testing out the Halo system for about 2 weeks and I am loving it! I have a client whose retention never lasts up to 2 weeks. I tried it on her, and when she came back 2 weeks later for her fill she was still so full! I was beyond shocked at her results! I love it!" - Lindsay

Product Highlights

Halo Focus UV

Our most advanced and popular light, the Halo Focus UV, enhances the original design with additional features:

  • Focused Beam: Allows the light to be positioned 8-12 inches away from the lashes.
  • Adjustable Aperture: Control the size of the light beam to focus precisely on your working area.
  • Heavier Base: Provides increased stability during use.
  • Wheeled Base with Locks: Offers mobility and can be securely locked in place when needed.
  • 1-Year Warranty: Comes with a one-year warranty for peace of mind.

Halo UV

The Halo UV is our original UV light, perfect for those starting with UV lashing or those who prefer a more simple light:

  • Broad Illumination: Effective when positioned around 6 inches away from the lashes.
  • Stable Base: Designed to sit right next to your lash bed or chair for convenience.
  • 1-Year Warranty: Includes a one-year warranty.

Which Light Should You Choose?

  • Halo UV: Ideal for beginners looking to start with UV lashing. It's straightforward and gets the job done efficiently.
  • Halo Focus UV: Offers advanced features that provide greater flexibility and ease of use, which many professionals find valuable.

Personal Recommendation: I prefer the Halo Focus UV because it allows me to cure the UV adhesive with more flexibility on the distance from the light and the lashes. However, many of our customers are extremely satisfied with their Halo UV lights as well!


Get Started with a Kit!

Our Light Kits include everything you need to begin UV lashing, along with an online UV course that guides you through the process. The kits come with:

  • UV Tape
  • Silicone Pads
  • Hydrogel Lash Pads
  • Safety Glasses

It's the fastest and safest way to start applying UV lashing techniques!

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