Healthy nails are built between visits, too.
The care doesn't end when you leave the studio. A little attention at home keeps your nails strong, flexible, and looking their best until we see you next.
Come back before your nails ask you to.
Fills keep your balance and shape while your natural nails grow out. Waiting too long may cause lifting, stress, or breakage — not because something was done incorrectly, but because the shape simply needs adjusting.
To maintain structure, balance, and overall nail health, appointments are recommended every 2–3 weeks and should not extend beyond 4 weeks. Consistency is what keeps your nails strong between visits.
Oil daily
Cuticle oil keeps the nail flexible and supports healthy growth. Apply it daily, especially around the base of the nail — the difference adds up over time.
Moisturize
Keep your hands moisturized with a lotion of your choice. If your day involves constant hand-washing, keep oil and lotion nearby to protect your nails and skin.
Be gentle
Avoid impact and using your nails as tools. Be mindful of long periods submerged in water, which can weaken adhesion and soften the natural nail.
Never pick
Picking or peeling the product weakens the natural nail underneath and shortens the life of your set. If something lifts, leave it — and reach out to us.
If something feels off — lifting, breakage, or discomfort — let us know. It's always better to address it early. We repair any lifting or breakage within 7 days of your service, at no charge.
Time for your next visit?
Book ahead — we recommend returning every 2–3 weeks to keep your nails at their healthiest.