Gel nails: 2–3 weeks
Acrylic nails: 3–4 weeks
Longevity depends on lifestyle and maintenance.
The damage doesn’t come from the product—it comes from improper removal. Peeling or forcefully removing nails is the main cause of nail damage.
Gel: Natural look, flexible
Acrylic: Strong, good for length
BIAB: Strengthens natural nails, minimal extensions
Each serves a different purpose—there’s no “best,” only “best for you.”
Every 2–3 weeks to:
– Maintain structure
– Prevent lifting
– Avoid breakage
Yes, but:
– Avoid using nails as tools
– Wear gloves when cleaning
– Keep cuticle oil handy
Do not glue it back yourself. Visit the salon for a professional fix to avoid infections.
They’re preventable. Infections usually happen due to:
– Moisture trapped under lifted nails
– Poor hygiene
– Delayed repairs
Waxing is uncomfortable, not unbearable. Pain decreases with regular sessions because hair grows back finer.
Hair should be about ¼ inch long (roughly the size of a grain of rice). Too short = ineffective, too long = more discomfort.
Results last 3–4 weeks, depending on hair growth cycles.
Yes, when done correctly using suitable wax and proper aftercare. Always inform your technician if you have sensitive skin, skin conditions, or allergies.
Yes, but skin sensitivity is higher. You may experience more discomfort.
For 24 hours, avoid:
– Hot showers
– Tight clothing
– Heavy workouts
– Sun exposure
– Exfoliate gently 2–3 days after
– Moisturize daily
– Avoid tight clothing
Avoid waxing if you:
– Are using strong retinoids
– Have sunburned or broken skin
– Have certain skin conditions
Lash extensions typically last 2–4 weeks, depending on your natural lash growth cycle and aftercare. Refills are recommended every 2–3 weeks to maintain fullness.
Yes—when applied correctly by a trained technician using proper weight and adhesive. Damage usually comes from overloaded lashes, poor isolation, or DIY removal.
Avoid water, steam, and heavy sweating for the first 24 hours. After that, normal washing is fine.
No. Natural lashes shed daily whether you have extensions or not. Extensions only fall off with the natural lash attached.
Yes, but:
– Avoid oil-based products
– Skip waterproof mascara
– Clean lashes regularly
– Clean them 2–3 times a week
– Avoid rubbing or pulling
– Sleep on your back or side
– Brush gently with a spoolie
You should avoid extensions if you have:
– Active eye infections
– Severe allergies to adhesives
– Extremely weak or sparse natural lashes
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