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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Acrylic Full Set.
An Acrylic Full Set typically lasts two to three weeks before visible nail growth appears. With proper care—gentle handling, moisturizing cuticles, and avoiding harsh chemicals—clients can extend wear. Most schedule fills at two to three weeks to maintain strength and appearance.
The Acrylic Full Set application should not be painful when performed by a trained technician. You may feel pressure or mild filing vibrations, but any sharp pain indicates an issue; speak up immediately so we can adjust technique or stop the service.
Arrive with clean, polish-free nails and no acrylic or gel remnants whenever possible. Avoid heavy lotions on hands and bring inspiration photos for color or shape. If you have nail or skin concerns, inform your technician before the Acrylic Full Set begins.
Absolutely—choose any color, finish, or shape you prefer. Our technicians will help select a flattering length and shape based on your lifestyle and nail health, then customize the Acrylic Full Set to achieve the look you want.
Most clients return for fills every two to three weeks to maintain structure and prevent lifting. Fill timing depends on growth rate and nail condition; your technician will recommend a schedule based on wear, activity level, and desired appearance.
Acrylics are generally safe, but allergic reactions to monomers or improper application can occur. Tell us about past reactions, infections, or sensitivities. We follow sanitation protocols and can suggest alternatives like hard gels if you have concerns.