Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Gel Polish .

Gel Polish typically lasts two to three weeks on fingernails and often longer on toes. Longevity depends on nail growth, daily activities, and proper prep. Use cuticle oil and avoid picking; schedule professional removal or touch-ups when you notice lifting.

Yes when applied and removed correctly by a trained technician. Improper peeling or harsh removal can thin the nail plate. Take occasional breaks between applications and maintain cuticle and nail hydration for healthy long-term wear.

Professional removal is recommended to prevent thinning or peeling. If you remove at home, gently file the topcoat, soak with proper acetone technique, and avoid forceful scraping. Rehydrate nails afterward and consult us if you’re unsure.

Yes—Gel Polish adheres well to extensions, tips, and works beautifully with nail art when nails are properly prepped. Curing between layers and experienced application ensure durable, detailed results. Discuss your desired look before service.

Gel Polish cures almost instantly under an LED lamp—typically 30 to 60 seconds per coat depending on the formula and lamp strength. Nails are dry to the touch after curing, preventing smudges and allowing immediate return to activities.

Some clients may develop sensitivity to ingredients like methacrylates, though reactions are uncommon. Inform us of any allergies beforehand. We can perform a patch test, suggest hypoallergenic alternatives, or recommend different polish options.