Nail Treatments

Beautiful looking hands are the part of our personality and good-looking nails make our hands look pretty.

Fashion doesn’t stop with your clothes – extend your unique style all the way to your fingertips! Just remember, there is no room for boring nails in the fashion world – put a pop of pattern or a burst of colour on the tips of your fingers and you feel like you can rule the world with endless possibilities and combinations.

Gel polish is a revolutionary type of manicure where the nail varnish does not chip or dull. The manicure is cured and hardened under a UV light resulting in a high-shine finish that lasts around two weeks. Shallac is often confused as a gel polish manicure. Shellac is a brand of gel nail polish, so when booking, please ask for a gel manicure and not a shellac manicure.

Anyone can get a gel manicure, whether you have strong or thin natural nails (long or short) gels last longer, feel stronger, and shine beautifully.

Here's how the process works: Like your run-of-the-mill mani, a gel manicure starts with cutting the nails, lightly soaking the hands, trimming the cuticles, and a thorough hand-cleaning. The polish itself is where things get different: You'll start with a base coat layer that primes your nails for the gel, which is a special kind of polish that—instead of air-drying—gets firmed up under a UV light. After each coat is painted on, you place your hand under a UV light for 30 seconds. A glossy topcoat goes on top, take one final minute under the lamp, and you're done.

How long do gel manicures last?

Generally a gel manicure can hold up for two to three weeks, but that's not set in stone. Just like with your regular polish, how you treat your hands post-manicure and throughout those two weeks will make a big difference in staying power. If the gels are not chipping, leaving gel polish on for two to three weeks is fine. I would always recommend the removal of your gels to be done professionally to avoid any breakages or mishaps.