We do take walkins but it is preffered if you have an appointment only because there might be a long wait to serve you.

In order for acrylics to stick to your natural nails, your nails must be filed down so the surface of your nail becomes rough. Many are concerned that this causes your natural nails to become thinner and therefore weaker, meaning breakage could be more likely. This can be the case, but only if your acrylics are not being done by a professional. If done by a professional, they will know how to carry out the process without causing damage to your natural nails.

Whether you have powder gel or acrylics, to keep a manicure lasting to its full potential, avoid getting your nails wet for too long (constant soaking in hot baths or not wearing rubber gloves when washing the dishes). You should also avoid coming into contact for prolonged periods with chemicals like those in sunscreen, perfumed products, and insect repellent. Finally, don’t pick at your manicure under any circumstances. Instead, book a repair if one of your nails is damaged. Otherwise, treat yourself to another treatment.

To get the most out of your manicure, we always recommend wearing rubber gloves when doing the dishes and not using your nails as tools in your everyday life. We also recommend moisturizing your hands with a special focus on your fingernails and cuticle areas. Furthermore, we’d advise a healthy diet and food high in vitamin B (Biotin), such as bananas and strawberries.