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Great service. Got my nails done there and I'm very satisfied.
Service was great! Lily was super sweet. They were able to take me same day. My nails are ...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most appointments last about 20–35 minutes, depending on nail condition and chosen polish. We include grooming and allow proper drying time to protect the finish. If additional repairs or detailing are needed, the service may take slightly longer.
You are welcome to bring a personal polish color, but we provide a wide selection of high-quality traditional polishes. If you bring your own, technicians will ensure compatibility and hygiene before application to maintain the best finish and safety.
Traditional polish typically lasts five to seven days before noticeable chipping, depending on your activities and nail care. Proper grooming, base and top coats, and allowing full drying time significantly improve longevity and maintain a glossy appearance.
This service does not include removing gel or acrylic enhancements. Please book a removal or enhancement-specific appointment before a regular polish change so nails are natural and prepared. Removing enhancements requires additional time and specialized products for safe removal.
We recommend waiting at least 15–20 minutes for initial set, and avoid heavy contact for 45–60 minutes to ensure polish fully hardens. Using quick-dry drops or a top coat can speed curing, but gentle handling preserves the finish.
Yes, basic nail grooming is included with the polish change, covering trimming, shaping, and cuticle tidy. If you'd like an extended manicure or additional treatments like exfoliation or massage, please choose a full manicure service or ask your technician.