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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about French Manicure - Hands.
On natural nails, a French Manicure - Hands typically lasts 7–10 days with regular polish and up to two weeks with gel or shellac. Longevity depends on nail prep, daily wear, and proper aftercare like cuticle oil.
Yes — French Manicure - Hands is an available add-on and pairs perfectly with manicures or nail enhancements. Tell your technician at booking or arrival so we can adjust timing and ensure precise prep for crisp tips.
Absolutely. We can apply white French tips over gel polish, gel extensions, or acrylics. Technique varies slightly to ensure adhesion and symmetry, and your technician will tailor application for a durable, flawless finish.
Protect nails by avoiding harsh chemicals and wearing gloves for chores. Apply cuticle oil daily, use a gentle hand cream, and reapply topcoat every 5–7 days. For gel services, follow your technician's recommended removal timeline.
Yes — French tips are fully customizable to any nail shape or length. Technicians adjust the smile line and tip width to flatter round, square, almond, and long nails for a balanced, personalized result.
Typically adds 5–15 minutes to your hand service depending on tip complexity and nail condition. Simple thin tips are quicker, while thicker or corrective smile lines may require extra time for precision.