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Michaela did an amazing pedicure. I will be returning.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about SHELLAC COLOR CHANGE.
A SHELLAC COLOR CHANGE typically lasts two to three weeks with proper care. Longevity depends on nail growth, daily activities, and aftercare like gloves during chores and avoiding harsh chemicals to maintain shine and prevent premature chipping.
Yes. Shellac is formulated to be gentle when applied by a trained technician. We assess nail health before service and adjust technique; if nails are compromised we recommend treatments or a short recovery before performing a color change.
To prepare, remove oils and lotion, clean nails, and bring any reference photos. Avoid heavy hand creams before your appointment and let your technician know about recent fills or natural nail issues for a smooth, lasting Shellac application.
Yes. We remove existing polish and carefully prep your nails before applying new Shellac. Removal includes soaking and gentle scraping to protect the nail plate, ensuring a clean surface for optimal adhesion and longer-lasting color.
You can typically get a fresh SHELLAC COLOR CHANGE immediately after professional removal. If nails needed repair, we may recommend a short recovery or strengthening treatment before reapplying for the healthiest, most durable results.
When applied and removed professionally, Shellac shouldn't damage natural nails. Proper removal and periodic breaks help maintain nail health. If you notice thinning or sensitivity, pause services and consult your technician for restorative options and home care advice.