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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Shellac Pedicure.
A Shellac Pedicure typically lasts two to four weeks on toenails, depending on growth, activity, and proper care. We recommend avoiding harsh detergents and wearing open-toed shoes initially. Regular touch-ups or removal and reapplication keep color fresh and prevent lifting.
Yes — when performed by trained technicians, a Shellac Pedicure is safe for weak or brittle nails. Proper preparation, a protective base coat, and gentle filing minimize stress. We may also suggest strengthening treatments or short breaks between applications to promote nail recovery.
Absolutely — nail art and simple designs are available with a Shellac Pedicure. Intricate art may require extra time and cost. All designs are sealed under LED curing for durability, ensuring detailed work stays chip-free and glossy for the life of the pedicure.
The Shellac Pedicure drying uses LED/UV curing lamps that harden each coat instantly. Total appointment time including prep usually ranges from forty-five to seventy-five minutes. After curing the polish is dry to the touch, so you can avoid smudges immediately.
Not necessarily — with professional application and correct removal, Shellac rarely damages natural nails. Damage typically comes from improper peeling or aggressive filing. We recommend professional removal, regular strengthening treatments, and occasional polish-free intervals to maintain nail health.
Keep toes moisturized, apply cuticle oil daily, and avoid prolonged hot baths or harsh chemicals for the first 24–48 hours. Wear protective footwear and schedule gentle maintenance appointments. If chips occur, return for professional touch-ups to preserve finish and prevent lifting.