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Frequently Asked Questions
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The Russian Gel / Shellac Manicure uses a dry technique and precise e-file cuticle work rather than soaking. This allows polish to be applied closer to the cuticle for a cleaner, sharper finish and typically longer wear than standard manicures.
When performed by trained technicians, the Russian Gel / Shellac Manicure should not damage natural nails. The dry e-file method preserves the nail plate, but improper removal or aggressive filing can cause harm. Follow professional removal and recommended breaks.
A Russian Gel / Shellac Manicure typically lasts two-plus weeks, often 14–21 days depending on nail growth, lifestyle, and care. Proper prep, quality products, and avoiding harsh chemicals extend wear; schedule fills when growth becomes visible.
We recommend professional removal for Russian Gel / Shellac Manicure to minimize nail damage. Technicians use controlled soaking or careful e-file techniques. If removing at home, avoid peeling and follow safe acetone soak methods sparingly with proper aftercare.
Most clients feel no pain during the Russian Gel / Shellac Manicure. You may notice gentle pressure from e-file work, but trained technicians control speed and depth. Tell your technician if anything feels sensitive so adjustments can be made.
Aftercare includes moisturizing cuticles daily with recommended oil, wearing gloves for chores, avoiding harsh acetone exposure, and scheduling regular touch-ups. Gentle cleansers and careful handling prolong shine and prevent lifting.
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