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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most Hand Polish Change appointments take about 20–35 minutes, depending on polish removal complexity and nail prep needed. If additional nail repair or cuticle work is requested, allow extra time when booking to ensure a relaxed, thorough service.
Yes. We can remove most gel and shellac polishes during a Hand Polish Change, using gentle soak or filing techniques. Heavier or older gel may require additional time; speak with your technician if you have lifting, stubborn layers, or enhancements.
A proper Hand Polish Change minimizes damage: we use gentle removers and avoid excessive filing. Repeated aggressive removals can weaken nails, so we recommend regular nail care, strengthening treatments, and allowing recovery time between intensive services.
We recommend booking to guarantee availability and to ensure your technician has time for proper removal and application. Walk-ins may be accommodated based on salon traffic, but appointments are best for peak times and color choices.
Absolutely. Tell your technician your preferred brand or shade when booking or upon arrival. We carry a wide selection of salon-quality polishes and can often order specialty colors in advance for your appointment.
We recommend waiting at least 30–60 minutes to allow standard polish to cure. For optimal durability, avoid long submersion and heavy household tasks for several hours; if using quick-dry top coat or gel systems, follow technician guidance for drying times.
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