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Had the best experience today waxing with Rupa. She made me feel so comfortable getting a ...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
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A Polish Change usually takes fifteen to thirty minutes depending on polish type and whether removal is needed. Gel or elaborate finishes may add time. We aim for a quick, careful service so you leave with fresh, flawless nails on schedule.
Yes, we can remove gel polish during a Polish Change, but gel removal may require extra time and a small surcharge. We use safe, professional techniques to avoid nail damage and recommend post-removal treatments for moisture and strength.
If you want nail art, decals, or intricate designs, please book extra time or choose an extended appointment. Polish Change covers basic color swaps; detailed nail art requires more time to ensure precision and lasting results.
When performed correctly, a Polish Change should not damage nails or cuticles. Our technicians use gentle removal methods, avoid aggressive scraping, and apply protective base coats and cuticle care to preserve nail health.
You can have a Polish Change every one to two weeks for purely cosmetic updates. Allow nails to breathe occasionally and incorporate conditioning treatments; frequent gel applications may require longer intervals to maintain nail strength.
Yes, minor touch-ups are available during a Polish Change if small chips or edge wear occur. For more extensive repairs, we may recommend a longer appointment to fully restore the polish without compromising the finish.
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