Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Gel French Pedicure.

Typically 2 to 4 weeks depending on nail growth, activity level, and aftercare. Proper maintenance and protective footwear extend longevity; schedule touch-ups or fills to preserve the French look and prevent lifting.

Yes, gel itself is safe for most sensitive skin when applied correctly. Inform your technician about allergies or reactions; patch tests are available. If irritation occurs, remove the gel and consult a professional.

Yes — gel cures instantly under an LED lamp so you can usually wear open-toe shoes after the service. Avoid tight footwear or pressure for the rest of the day to prevent smudging and lifting.

We recommend professional removal to avoid damage. If removing at home, soak with pure acetone, gently file the topcoat first, and never peel. Follow with nail oil and moisturizer to restore hydration.

If you have fungal infections, open wounds, or severe skin conditions, we may decline service and recommend medical treatment first. Minor issues should be disclosed so technicians can tailor care safely.

Avoid hot baths and harsh chemicals for 24–48 hours, moisturize cuticles daily, wear protective footwear, and apply cuticle oil regularly. Schedule maintenance appointments every 2–3 weeks to keep the French pedicure pristine.