American Classic Desk Lamp (white)

Ideal for workspaces, nail salons, and beauty studios.
Compatible with LED bulbs, including high-CRI daylight options (5000K, CRI 80–90).
For best results, we recommend using two lamps on a nail technician’s table to ensure even, shadow-free illumination.

Product Details:

• Style: New American Retro
• Type: Table lamp with adjustable arm and strong metal clip
• Mounting: Can be attached by clamping to the top or side of the table
• Lampshade: Deep shade design prevents the bulb from sticking out or shining directly into your eyes
• Light Bulb Base Type: E26
• Maximum Wattage: 660W
• Voltage: 110V (USA standard)
• Color: White
• Weight: 2.2 lb (1 kg)
• Package Size: 16 x 8 x 4 in (40 x 18 x 13 cm)
• 💡 Important: The lamp is sold without a bulb.

Why It’s Important to Use the Same Type of Light Bulbs in Your Salon

To ensure a consistent and comfortable working environment in your beauty or nail salon, it’s essential to use light bulbs of the same type, color temperature, and brightness throughout the space. Here’s why:

• Consistent Color Perception:
  Mixing bulbs with different color temperatures (e.g., warm 2700K and cool 5000K) can distort how colors appear — this is especially critical when choosing gel polish, makeup, or pigments.
• Professional Appearance:
  Uniform lighting creates a clean, harmonious look that helps your salon feel more high-end and well-organized.
• Better Client Experience:
  Uneven lighting can cause discomfort and fatigue for clients and technicians, especially during long procedures.
• Improved Work Accuracy:
  Consistent daylight-quality light (around 5000K) helps nail techs and beauticians see true colors and small details.

For high-quality photos of your work

If you photograph your work (nails, lashes, makeup, etc.):

• Set your camera or smartphone white balance manually to 5000K (daylight) to match your lighting.
• This helps avoid yellow or blue tints and ensures natural-looking skin tones and product colors.
• Use light bulbs with a Color Rendering Index (CRI) of 90 or higher for perfect color accuracy in photos and videos. High-CRI lighting reveals true colors — essential for professional results and strong visual content on social media.