GEL EXTENSIONS

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Gel extensions are artificial nails that are made from a gel product hardened by curing under a UV or LED light. They are known for their glossy finish and durability.

With proper care and maintenance, gel extensions can last anywhere from 2 to 4 weeks. However, it is recommended to have them filled every 2 weeks to keep them looking their best.

If applied and removed correctly by a professional, gel extensions should not damage your natural nails. However, improper removal can lead to damage.

The process involves preparing the natural nails, applying the gel product, curing under a UV or LED light, shaping the extensions, and finally applying a top coat for a glossy finish.

Yes, you can paint over gel extensions with regular nail polish. However, to remove the polish, make sure to use a non-acetone remover to avoid damaging the gel.

To maintain your gel extensions, avoid using your nails as tools, wear gloves when doing chores, moisturize your hands and cuticles regularly, and get regular fills.

Short Extensions are typically used to add a small amount of length to the natural nail and are known for their strength and flexibility. Pre-Shaped Extensions come in a variety of shapes and lengths and are applied directly to the natural nail. Gel Extensions are custom-made for each client using a form that is placed under the natural nail and then the gel is sculpted into the desired shape and length.

Yes, gel extensions can be filled. This involves buffing down the top layer of the gel, filling in the growth with new gel, and then curing, shaping, and applying a top coat.

While it's generally considered safe to get gel extensions during pregnancy, it's always best to consult with your doctor first. Some women may choose to avoid them due to the chemical fumes that can be present during application and removal.

Gel extensions should be removed by a professional to avoid damaging the natural nail. The process involves filing down the gel and then soaking the nails in an acetone solution until the gel is soft enough to be gently scraped off.