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Loved it! So clean. The oil scent was not overpowering. The women were very intuitive and ...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
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A Hard Gel manicure generally lasts three to six weeks depending on nail growth and daily wear. With proper aftercare and fills every 2–3 weeks, most clients enjoy extended durability. Avoid harsh chemicals and use cuticle oil to preserve the gel's integrity.
Hard Gel is often gentler than traditional acrylics because it bonds smoothly and requires less aggressive filing. It offers flexibility and reduces stress on the natural nail when applied and removed properly by professionals, promoting healthier nails over time.
Yes — we offer a wide range of nail art options atop Hard Gel, from simple accents to intricate designs. Pricing varies by intricacy and time required; please call or consult with your technician for a personalized quote before booking.
Arrive with clean, polish-free nails and no lotion on hands. If you have nail enhancements or polish, let us know so we can plan removal. Eat a light meal and arrive on time to ensure a relaxed consultation and precise application.
We remove Hard Gel using a gentle soak-and-file method or professional e-file when appropriate. Technicians take care to protect the natural nail, minimizing filing and using acetone-bath techniques to soften gel, followed by conditioning treatment to restore moisture.
Use cuticle oil daily, avoid prolonged soaking or harsh detergents, wear gloves for chores, and schedule fills every two to three weeks. If lifting or damage occurs, return promptly to prevent breakage and ensure the technician can correct problems professionally.
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