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Frequently Asked Questions
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With proper application and care, Color Change Shellac usually lasts 10–14 days without major chipping. Longevity depends on nail prep, daily activities, and aftercare. Regular top-ups or professional removals help maintain healthy nails and consistent results.
We recommend professional removal of previous polish to ensure proper adhesion and avoid uneven finish. Applying shellac over old polish risks peeling and shorter wear; a quick prep and clean base gives the best, longest-lasting results.
When applied and removed correctly by trained technicians, shellac is gentle and minimizes damage. Avoid peeling; use professional removal or soak-off techniques and give nails occasional breaks to restore strength. Proper cuticle care also reduces risk of long-term harm.
Most color change shellac sessions are quick, typically 25–40 minutes depending on nail condition and additional services. We prioritize efficient prep, precise application, and curing, so you receive vibrant, long-lasting results without a lengthy salon visit.
We advise professional removal to prevent nail thinning and damage, but if removing at home use an acetone soak-off method, avoid peeling, and moisturize afterwards. If unsure, book an appointment for safe, gentle removal and nail assessment.
Peeling or lifting is usually due to improper prep, application, or removal rather than the product itself. Our technicians ensure proper nail prep and correct curing to minimize lifting. If you experience lifting, schedule a removal and consult for preventive care.
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