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Get answers to common questions about Gel Polish Change (Hands, on Acrylic).
No — when performed by trained technicians, only the old gel polish layer is removed. We avoid aggressive filing and over-buffing to protect the acrylic structure, ensuring strength and shaping remain intact while delivering a fresh, smooth color application.
Typical appointments take 30–45 minutes depending on nail condition and any required prep. Thicker previous gels or light surface repairs may extend time slightly; we aim to complete a careful removal and precise application efficiently.
Yes — we keep a wide selection of gel polish shades and can mix or custom-blend to closely match your previous color. Bring a photo or bottle for best accuracy; we'll do a swatch to confirm before curing.
Yes — soak-off methods combined with gentle removal techniques are safe for acrylic enhancements. We monitor soak times and use careful scraping and buffing only as needed to protect the acrylic and natural nail integrity.
You can schedule between 2–4 weeks after a fill depending on growth and condition. If acrylics appear lifted or damaged, book sooner so we can assess and repair before a polish change.
Avoid prolonged water exposure for 24 hours, use cuticle oil daily, and wear gloves for chores. Return for touch-ups if lifting occurs; routine fills every 2–3 weeks keep acrylics and polish looking their best.