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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.
Paula is very sweet, thorough, and efficient in her waxing. The room is very peaceful, and...more
The best.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Add-On Structured Gel.
Add-On Structured Gel typically lasts two to four weeks depending on nail growth, lifestyle, and upkeep. Proper prep, curing, and weekly care like cuticle oil extend wear. Schedule fills or follow-up appointments to maintain strength and appearance.
Yes. When applied and removed professionally, Add-On Structured Gel is gentle on natural nails. Proper nail prep, correct curing, and salon removal prevent damage. If you have thin or brittle nails, your technician will recommend alternatives or protective steps.
We recommend professional removal to avoid damage. If you choose at-home removal, follow safe acetone soak methods, gentle filing, and patience. Incorrect removal can thin or peel natural nails; a technician ensures safe, controlled removal with minimal harm.
Structured Gel can be applied over polish or used as a clear overlay without altering color. It enhances shine and protects nail art, but some designs may require special sealing techniques — discuss your desired look with your technician.
Aftercare includes regular cuticle oil, avoiding harsh chemicals, and gentle filing. Expect maintenance visits every two to three weeks for fills or touch-ups, depending on growth and wear. Proper home care prolongs results and keeps nails strong.
Yes — Add-On Structured Gel is compatible with many extensions and tips to reinforce and smooth them. Your technician will assess adhesion and recommend the best gel type; larger or heavy extensions might require specific builder gels for optimal support.