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Kasey delivers a lovely, firm massage. She magically found my exceedingly stiff neck and ...more
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Lena is the best, soft touch w waxing and great conversationalist! So nice making the expe...more
Michelle is lovely! High-quality work. Truly love this salon.
Amazing value. Beautiful ambiance. Gracious hoisting. Will continuously recommend.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Add-On Structured Gel.
Structured Gel usually lasts two to four weeks depending on lifestyle and aftercare. Avoid prolonged soaking and harsh chemicals, use cuticle oil, and wear gloves for chores. Schedule fill appointments to maintain strength and flawless appearance as nails grow out.
Yes. Structured Gel is ideal as an overlay on natural nails to increase strength and flexibility. Your technician will prep the nail, apply thin gel layers, and cure each coat for a seamless, protective finish that preserves healthy nail growth.
When applied and removed professionally, Structured Gel does not damage the nail bed. Proper prep and gentle fill or soak-off techniques protect nail integrity. Avoid DIY removal and consult your technician for safe removal or nail health concerns to prevent weakening.
Come with clean, polish-free nails and trimmed cuticles if possible. Avoid heavy oils or lotions before service. If you have acrylics or previous gels, inform your technician. Arrive on time to allow full curing and precise application without rushing.
Absolutely. Structured Gel provides a smooth, long-lasting base for polish, gel color, and embellishments. Your technician can customize colors or encapsulate designs under the gel for extra protection. Discuss desired artwork beforehand to ensure proper technique and curing.
Removal should be done professionally to avoid damage, using gentle filing and soak-off methods. At home, maintain with cuticle oil, avoid harsh chemicals, and schedule regular fills every two to three weeks. If lifting occurs, contact the salon for a touch-up.