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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Shellac Polish Removal.
A typical removal takes about 20–30 minutes depending on polish thickness and nail condition. We use professional soak-and-wrap or gentle buffing to remove shellac completely, and allow extra time if you add a manicure or other nail service.
When performed professionally, Shellac removal is painless and safe. We avoid aggressive scraping or over-filing, using careful soaking and gentle techniques to protect the nail plate and prevent unnecessary thinning or damage.
At-home removal is possible but risky—improper soaking or scraping can thin and damage nails. We recommend professional removal to ensure safe, complete polish elimination and proper preparation for future treatments.
Most clients reapply every two to three weeks, depending on growth and wear. Regular professional removal prevents build-up and minimizes damage; we assess nail health each visit and recommend timing accordingly.
We may lightly buff the topcoat to help acetone penetrate, but we do not use aggressive drilling. Any mechanical filing is minimal and only performed when necessary to protect nail health, always with client care in mind.
Use cuticle oil and a moisturizing hand cream daily, avoid harsh chemicals immediately, and consider a strengthening treatment. Keep nails trimmed and schedule follow-up care if you notice peeling or sensitivity.