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What Our Clients Say
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Lily did a great job with my pedicure. We were walk-ins on a weekend, and it was a wonderf...more
I got manicure and pedicure done, the experience was great
Amazing dazzle dry manicure!! Lily was so nice :)
Great experience with Nina, she got my SNS off and is helping with my natural nail journey...more
I loved my experience at the salon. Everyone was so sweet and accommodating. I love my man...more
Ms. Rose did the most wonderful job on my nails! It was my first time getting a Russian ma...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Hard Gel Mani.
A Hard Gel Mani can stay strong for several weeks, but we recommend fill-ins every 21 days to maintain structure, upkeep the cuticle area, and prevent lifting. Proper care extends durability between salon visits.
Yes — designed specifically for thin or flat nail types. Luminary Gel Builder reinforces weak nails without extensions, improving shape and durability. Professional prep and application minimize risk and support healthier nail growth.
Not when applied by our technicians. We sculpt the Luminary Gel Builder to enhance natural length and create a slim, natural profile. You can choose shape and thickness for a refined, personalized finish.
Keep nails dry, wear gloves for cleaning, moisturize cuticles daily, and avoid picking or prying. Use non-acetone polish remover if needed. Schedule fill-ins every 21 days to maintain strength and prevent lifting.
You may change surface polish with non-acetone remover, but full gel removal should be done professionally to avoid nail damage. Our technicians safely remove or rebalance gel and prepare nails for fresh color.
Minimal downtime when applied and removed professionally. Proper application preserves nail integrity, and gentle salon removal prevents thinning. Follow 21-day fills and aftercare to reduce long-term damage risk.