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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Toes Polish Change (Gel) .
Typical appointments take about 25 to 40 minutes depending on removal difficulty and nail condition. If extra prep or design is requested, allow additional time to ensure a precise, long-lasting finish.
When performed correctly, gel removal is gentle. We use safe soaking and careful filing to minimize damage. If nails are thin or previously over-buffed, we adapt methods and recommend strengthening treatments and aftercare.
Yes — choose from our updated gel color library including solids, glitters, and seasonal shades. If you need a specific brand or custom mix, notify us in advance to confirm availability.
Gel polish cures instantly under UV/LED, so sandals can be worn right away. We suggest avoiding tight footwear for the first hour and taking care not to forcibly press or scratch the freshly cured surface.
Yes, we can remove gel from most artificial toenails, though removal time and technique vary. Some enhancements require extra care; book a consultation if you have extensions to ensure proper service and pricing.
Patch tests aren't typically required for routine gel changes unless you have a history of allergies or sensitive skin. Tell your technician about past reactions and we can perform a quick patch test or use hypoallergenic options.