Aftercare

1. For the first 24 hours after your manicure, avoid prolonged contact with water and exposure to extreme heat. When washing dishes, cleaning, or handling harsh chemicals, wear protective gloves to help preserve your manicure’s finish and durability.

2. Regular maintenance is essential for healthy, beautiful nails. To keep your nails in optimal condition and achieve lasting results, schedule your appointments every 2–3 weeks.

3. Healthy nails start with well-nourished cuticles. Apply cuticle oil to your nail beds twice a day to lock in moisture, promote growth, and reduce the risk of lifting.

4. While builder gel strengthens and shields your nails, it’s not unbreakable. Avoid using your nails as tools to open or scrape items, as this can cause cracks, chips, or breaks.

5. Refrain from filing or reshaping your nails between appointments. This can disrupt their structure, create weak points, and lead to lifting or breakage of the builder gel.

6. As your nails grow, you may notice a gap near the cuticle area. Resist the urge to pick or peel at the gel—this can strip away natural nail layers, cause thinning, and in severe cases, lead to long-term damage.