When to consider it
When natural nails look dull, you want a neat finish for work/events, or regular polish chips too quickly.
Beautiful nails complete your entire look. Our nail services focus on clean shape, lasting finish and detailed art—from subtle everyday styles to statement bridal designs.
When natural nails look dull, you want a neat finish for work/events, or regular polish chips too quickly.
About every 2–3 weeks, depending on nail growth and wear.
Regular maintenance keeps the finish tidy and prevents lifting from being ignored too long.
Wait if there is pain, swelling, green/yellow discoloration, a wound, or suspected nail infection.
When nails are very short, uneven, break easily, or you want elegant added length.
Usually review/refill around 2–3 weeks; timing depends on growth and lifestyle.
Timely refills keep the balance and shape of the extension as the natural nail grows.
Avoid service on injured, infected, painful or severely damaged nails until assessed.
When you want stronger structure, longer length, or a firm base for detailed art.
Commonly refilled about every 2–3 weeks, adjusted to growth and wear.
Maintenance helps prevent overgrown extensions from becoming unbalanced or more likely to snag.
Wait if the nail or surrounding skin is inflamed, painful, cut or infected.
When you want the nails to match an outfit, festival, vacation, party, engagement or bridal event.
As desired; many customers refresh it when their polish or extensions are maintained.
Refreshing worn designs keeps hands looking intentional and polished.
Avoid applying over damaged or irritated nails or skin.
Plan before engagement, wedding or reception when hands will be photographed closely.
Book the design consultation 1–2 weeks before; final service is often done 1–3 days before the event, depending on the system used.
Planning early helps coordinate shape, color and art with outfits, jewelry and ring photography.
Do not experiment with unfamiliar products at the last minute if you have a history of sensitivity.
When a visible gap appears near the cuticle, shape has shifted, or an extension feels loose.
Often around 2–3 weeks.
A refill can preserve a good set, restore balance and reduce the need for frequent full removal.
If there is pain, lifting with moisture underneath, odor or discoloration, ask for an assessment rather than covering it.
When you want a break from extensions, a new system, or the product is lifting/damaged.
Whenever removal is needed; do not peel or pick it off yourself.
Controlled removal helps reduce unnecessary surface damage caused by peeling or force.
If the nail is painful, infected or significantly damaged, seek appropriate medical care.