Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Shellac Manicure.

A Shellac Manicure typically lasts up to two weeks with proper care, often resisting chips and wear better than regular polish. Longevity depends on nail growth, daily activities, and aftercare. Avoid harsh chemicals and use cuticle oil to extend wear.

Yes, when applied and removed professionally, Shellac is safe for natural nails. Technicians use proper removal techniques to minimize damage. Give nails occasional breaks and maintain hydration to prevent thinning or brittleness.

Absolutely. Our technicians can add hand-painted designs, glitter accents, or foil details using Shellac-compatible products. Complex art may require extra time or price; consult during booking to customize your look.

We recommend professional removal to prevent damage. If removing at home, soak cotton in acetone, wrap nails, and limit soaking time. Gently file only softened polish and avoid forceful peeling. Follow with cuticle oil and moisturizer.

Shellac itself doesn't typically discolor or damage when applied and removed correctly. Improper removal or neglecting nail care can cause issues. Regular breaks and professional maintenance help keep nails healthy and prevent staining.

You can use hand creams and mild detergents immediately, but avoid heavy solvents and aggressive scrubbing for the first 12–24 hours to ensure full adhesion. Always use gloves for cleaning tasks to protect the polish and extend wear.