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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. We prioritize safety with hypoallergenic polishes, gentle techniques, and trained technicians. A quick assessment and optional patch test ensure comfort for sensitive skin; parental presence is welcome for extra reassurance during the entire service.
Recommended for children ages four and up, though readiness depends on temperament. Very young children may prefer a basic polish or shortened service; please consult with our team when booking if you have concerns.
With proper application and normal wear, gel can last ten to fourteen days on active kids, sometimes up to three weeks. Growth and rough activity shorten wear; scheduling a follow-up or polish change keeps nails looking fresh.
When applied and removed professionally, gel should not damage nails. We use gentle soak-off techniques, buffer minimally, and recommend breaks between applications to maintain nail health and strength over time.
Absolutely — age-appropriate nail art like stickers, tiny decals, and child-friendly designs are available. Complex designs may require additional time or a small fee, so mention preferences when booking for the best experience.
Avoid picking or peeling polish, apply cuticle oil daily, and keep nails dry during heavy chores. Use gloves for cleaning and avoid harsh chemicals; schedule touch-ups if lifting or chipping appears.