HOW TO TAKE CARE...
Bare beauty & lash
... of your nails?
Avoid water and chemicals
Minimize prolonged contact with water and harsh chemicals, as they can weaken and damage your nails.
Moisturize
Keep your hands and nails hydrated by applying cuticle oil or hand cream regularly. Moisturized nails are less prone to chipping and breaking.
Avoid
acetone-based products
Limit the use of acetone-based nail polish removers, as they can dry out and weaken your nails.
Reapply Topcoat Regularly
To maintain the shine and durability of your manicure, apply a thin layer of clear topcoat every few days. This helps protect the polish from chipping and keeps your nails looking fresh.
Our top priorities encompass maintaining professionalism, ensuring safety, and upholding impeccable hygiene standards. Despite our unwavering dedication, infections can arise due to various factors. We meticulously uphold cleanliness through adhering to daily, weekly, and monthly cleaning regimens, utilizing disposable kits and liners, and rigorously implementing sterilization and disinfection protocols.
Infections may manifest through indicators such as pain, swelling, nail tenderness, skin redness, warmth, and the emergence of abscesses filled with pus. Common triggers involve artificial nail lifting or breakage, cuts, hangnails, ingrown nails, and trauma to the nailbed or cuticles from accidents or nail-biting.
If you notice any infection symptoms, we advise you to frequently soak the affected area in warm water and ensure it remains dry after bathing. Seeking immediate medical attention from your healthcare provider is vital for accurate assessment and appropriate treatment.