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Mary is the absolute best! She does wonders and is my go-to for hair cuts and color.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Gel Manicure & Gel Pedicure.
Typically, gel manicures last about 2 to 3 weeks on hands, and gel pedicures commonly maintain shine for 3 to 4 weeks. Longevity varies with nail growth, activities, and proper aftercare; regular maintenance appointments extend wear.
Yes—when applied and removed professionally, gel polish is safe. Technicians file and cure carefully to protect the nail plate. Avoid picking at gels, schedule skilled removal to prevent damage, and consider occasional nail-strengthening treatments between services.
Absolutely—our Gel Manicure & Gel Pedicure includes a wide palette of colors and skilled nail art options. Tell your technician your vision; simple designs are included, while complex art or embellishments may incur an additional charge and time.
You can shower immediately, but avoid hot, prolonged water for the first few hours. Pat nails dry and avoid harsh scrubbing to preserve the gel’s shine and adhesion. For best results, wait at least one hour before extended soaking.
Not necessarily. Proper salon application, gentle removal, and nail care minimize risk. Avoid peeling off polish, allow periodic breaks, and use strengthening treatments. If you notice thinning or brittleness, consult our technicians for tailored care and alternative options.
We recommend professional removal to avoid damage. If you must remove at home, gently file topcoat, soak nails in acetone using foil wraps, lift softened polish with an orange stick, then hydrate cuticles and nails. Never peel—this can strip layers of your nail.