Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Full Set Acrylic Toes (Regular).

Typically 4–6 weeks before needing a fill. Longevity depends on natural nail growth, activity level, and aftercare. Wearing open footwear, avoiding harsh chemicals, and following salon maintenance will extend wear. Schedule fills or infills to maintain strength and appearance.

Most clients experience no pain; technicians use gentle filing and precise application. You may feel pressure or brief sensitivity, especially with damaged nails. Persistent pain, throbbing, or swelling is not normal—contact the salon and seek medical advice for possible infection or allergy.

Arrive with clean, polish-free toenails and wear open-toed shoes or sandals for comfort. Bring reference photos for shape or color preferences. Avoid shaving or using topical treatments immediately before the appointment if you have sensitive skin or medical concerns.

Avoid prolonged soaking, swimming, or sauna exposure for the first 24–48 hours to allow acrylic and lacquer to fully set. After that, normal activities are fine, but prolonged moisture can weaken adhesive over time—dry thoroughly and wear protective footwear when needed.

Keep cuticles and surrounding skin hydrated with cuticle oil and lotion, avoid picking or lifting the acrylic, wear protective shoes for heavy activity, and use gentle cleansers. Book fills every 4–6 weeks to maintain fit, strength, and appearance.

Yes—this service is ideal for weak or damaged toenails, adding protective strength and improving appearance. However, technician will assess for infection or severe damage first; in such cases, we may delay service or recommend medical care to ensure safe application and healing.