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No, the UV-A rays are not damaging to your skin. Your clients’ drive to the salon on a sunny day would give them more UV light exposure than curing their nails in the lamp. The only precaution that is recommended is that the nail technician always places the lamp so that you are not directly looking into the lit lamp.
