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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Hands Polish Change .
Most Hands Polish Change appointments take about fifteen to twenty-five minutes, depending on nail condition and polish layers. If nails need extra prep like soak-off or cuticle care, allow more time. We’ll confirm timing when you book to ensure a smooth visit.
A Hands Polish Change is designed for regular polish only; gel or shellac requires a soak-off or specialized removal service. If you have gel or shellac, please book a gel removal or inform us at arrival to add removal time and fees.
Absolutely — you can choose any polish from our regular polish collection. If you have a specific shade in mind, tell your technician or bring a photo. If color isn’t available, we’ll suggest the closest match.
No — this add-on removes existing polish and applies regular polish only. A full manicure includes shaping, cuticle care, hand massage, and other treatments. Ask about combining services when booking if you want a full manicure along with the polish change.
You can rebook a Hands Polish Change whenever your polish chips or fades; typically two weeks is common for regular polish. Nail growth and daily activities affect wear time, so schedule based on appearance or upcoming events.
Yes — we follow strict sanitation protocols. Tools that contact skin or nails are cleaned, disinfected, or single-use. Workstations and polish bottles are maintained hygienically to protect client safety. Ask staff if you’d like details about specific practices.