Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Gel Pedicure.

A gel pedicure generally lasts two to four weeks depending on nail growth and daily activities. Proper aftercare, like avoiding harsh solvents and using moisturizing cuticle oil, extends wear; we recommend touch-ups or removal when visible lifting occurs.

Yes — when applied and removed by professionals, gel is safe for most natural nails. We assess sensitivity and perform patch tests if needed. Inform us of skin conditions or allergies so we can adjust products or recommend alternatives.

Arrive with clean feet and remove existing polish if possible. Wear open-toed shoes and bring flip-flops. Avoid heavy lotions on the day of service so polish adheres properly. Inform your technician about any foot issues.

Please inform us if you have diabetes, circulatory problems, or foot infections. We may require a physician's clearance and will modify treatments for safety. Our technicians prioritize gentle, sanitary care and can recommend alternatives when necessary.

We remove gel using a controlled, professional soak-off with acetone and gentle buffing rather than peeling. Technicians protect the surrounding skin, take time to avoid nail thinning, and finish with nourishing oils to restore moisture and strength.

Apply cuticle oil daily, moisturize feet, and avoid harsh chemicals or prolonged hot-soak exposure. Wear properly fitting shoes and use sock protection for activities that scuff nails. Schedule touch-ups or professional removal when lifting appears to maintain healthy nails and color longevity.