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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Shellac pedicure.
A Shellac pedicure typically lasts two to three weeks on toes, depending on nail growth and daily wear. Proper aftercare and avoiding harsh impacts or constant rubbing will help extend the finish. Schedule touch-ups or professional removal as needed.
Yes, when performed correctly a Shellac pedicure is safe for weak or brittle nails. Our technicians assess nail health, avoid aggressive filing, and use strengthening base coats. We may recommend professional treatments before or between services for optimal nail recovery.
Yes. We remove any existing nail polish, gel, or Shellac layers before applying a fresh Shellac pedicure to ensure proper adhesion and a flawless result. Removal may add time, so please mention recent applications when booking.
Allow about 60 minutes for a Shellac pedicure. This timeframe includes cleansing, shaping, callus softening, massage, and precise Shellac polish application. Plan extra time for consultations, add-ons, or removal of previous products.
Keep cuticles and skin hydrated with daily cuticle oil and foot moisturizer. Avoid harsh detergents and prolonged water exposure; wear breathable shoes. For best results, schedule regular maintenance appointments to refresh Shellac and address any lifting early.
We recommend professional removal to protect your natural nails. If you must remove at home, use the acetone soak-and-wrap method, gently lift softened polish with a non-abrasive tool, and rehydrate nails afterward. Book our safe removal service for best results.