Polish and nail bar
From classic polish that lasts a few days to gel polish that lasts three weeks, with the removal that goes with it.
In a few words
- Classic polish in fifteen minutes, plain or french
- Gel polish lasting two to three weeks, 45 €
- Salon removal, included in a new application
- Combined options with the manicure or the pedicure
Practical information
- From
- €13.50
- Recommended sessions
- One application every two to three weeks with gel polish.
- After the session
- Nothing to plan for with gel polish, cured under the lamp. Classic polish needs about twenty minutes in the air.
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Classic polish
Semi-permanent polish
Polish and nail bar
The treatment in detail
Classic polish is applied in fifteen minutes, in a plain colour or in french. It air-dries, lasts three to five days and comes off with remover at home.
Gel polish is applied in thirty minutes, 45 €. It cures under an LED lamp, does not smudge and holds two to three weeks without chipping. It is removed in the salon, never by peeling: pulling the layer off takes the surface layers of the nail with it.
Removal on its own is booked separately, twenty minutes. It is included at 59 € when it comes before a new application.
Gel polish combines with the rest: simple manicure and application 75 €, cosmetic pedicure and application 79 €, pedicure with callus treatment and application 85 €.
You can expect…
Covered nails, no smudging, dry on the way out with gel polish.
Classic polish holds three to five days, gel polish two to three weeks, until regrowth shows at the base.
Frequently asked questions
How long does gel polish last?
Two to three weeks. The limit is not the polish but regrowth, which eventually shows at the base of the nail.
Can I remove it myself?
Better not to try. Peeling the layer off takes the surface layers of the nail with it. Removal is done in the salon, and it is included in a new application.
Does gel polish damage the nail?
Rough removal damages it, not the application. Taken off with product rather than pulled, the nail starts again intact.
Contraindications
- Nail fungus in progress
- Lifted nail, deeply split nail, or one growing back after an injury
- Wound or irritation around the nail
- Known allergy to acrylic resins or methacrylates
This information does not replace medical advice. An individual assessment comes before any first session, and the treatment may be declined if your situation does not allow it.