Gel Pedicure Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Gel Pedicure.
A Gel Pedicure usually lasts up to four weeks with proper care. Longevity depends on nail growth, daily activities, and footwear. Avoid harsh chemicals and use protective top coats or cut down on friction to maximize wear.
Yes, when performed by trained technicians using quality products. We assess nail health first; sometimes a standard pedicure is recommended. Gel is applied to healthy nail plate only. If you have infections or severe damage, treatment must precede application.
You can typically wear shoes right away because gel cures under LED/UV light and is dry to the touch. To avoid pressure or smudging, choose comfortable footwear and avoid tight shoes for the first few hours.
We recommend professional removal to prevent nail damage. Technicians soak and gently remove gel using acetone and foil or file-down techniques. DIY peeling or picking can thin or weaken nails—book a removal appointment to preserve nail health.
Yes—our technicians work with existing polish or enhancements after assessing compatibility. Some acrylics or wraps require special prep or removal first. We'll recommend the best approach for adhesion and lasting finish to avoid lifting or uneven wear.
Maintain by moisturizing cuticles, avoiding prolonged water exposure, wearing well-fitted shoes, and using a gentle cleanser. Schedule regular touch-ups and avoid acidic chemicals. If you notice lifting, book an appointment to prevent peeling and preserve polish longevity.