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What Our Clients Say
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This is the BEST place! Such sweet and good technicians; the owners are so caring and spe...more
Clean, nice staff, reasonably priced!
(Translated by Google) Dayi and Mina did an excellent job. 1000% recommended.
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Very nice nail place - will be back
Great customer service. Nail tech was amazing.
This nail salon is amazing. Excellent service in a very fun environment.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Our technicians are trained in pediatric nail care and use gentle, hypoallergenic products suitable for young skin. For children under certain ages we evaluate nail condition and parental consent is required. Patch tests available on request to ensure no allergic reactions.
Gel polish can last up to two to three weeks on children's nails, depending on activity level and nail growth. Proper aftercare like avoiding harsh chemicals and using cuticle oil can extend wear. We provide tips to keep the manicure looking fresh longer.
Absolutely — children are encouraged to pick colors and finishes from our kid-friendly palette. Our staff will help guide choices and recommend options for durability and ease of removal while making the experience fun and comfortable.
When applied and removed correctly by trained technicians, gel polish is gentle on natural nails. We use safe removal techniques and recommend breaks between applications to maintain nail health. Regular moisturizing and cuticle care prevent dryness and brittleness.
We welcome children typically ages 3 and up for our gel manicure with parental supervision. Age suitability depends on child cooperation and nail condition; younger children may prefer polish-free options. Contact us for recommendations based on your child's needs.
For safe removal, we recommend returning to the salon for professional soak-off to avoid nail damage. If removing at home, use gentle acetone soak with cotton and foil, limit soaking time, and follow with cuticle oil and moisturizer to restore hydration.