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What Our Clients Say
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Michaela did an amazing pedicure. I will be returning.
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great attention to detail and super friendly staff <3
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about REFILL SHAPE CHANGE.
Most REFILL SHAPE CHANGE appointments take about thirty to sixty minutes, depending on nail growth, damage, and the complexity of the new shape. We assess your nails first and give an estimated time when you arrive or book.
Yes — we refill existing enhancements, blending new product into growth areas and smoothing transitions. If extreme damage exists, your technician will recommend additional repair or a full set replacement before proceeding.
Absolutely. Changing shape from square to rounded, almond, or stiletto is included when structurally possible. More dramatic length or contour changes may require extra time or a full set to maintain strength.
Minor length adjustments commonly fall within the REFILL SHAPE CHANGE price. Significant shortening, major rebuilds, or added tips may carry extra fees — your technician will discuss any charges before starting.
We recommend scheduling a REFILL SHAPE CHANGE every two to three weeks, depending on growth rate and lifestyle. Regular maintenance prevents lifting, keeps shape consistent, and extends the life of your enhancements.
Avoid heavy water exposure for the first twenty-four hours, use cuticle oil daily, and wear gloves for chores. Return for touch-ups when lifting appears; gentle filing or home repairs can cause damage.
