Classic Manicure Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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The staff were so friendly and went above and beyond with their customer service. I got a ...more
Don did such an amazing job on my nails 🤍 Everyone here was super friendly, the work was ...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Classic Manicure.
A Classic Manicure typically takes 30 to 45 minutes depending on nail condition and polish choice. Your technician carefully trims, shapes, cares for cuticles, and finishes with a five-minute hand massage and polish application for a polished result.
Yes, removal of regular polish is included. Gel or shellac removals require additional time and may incur an extra charge to protect nail health. Please notify us when booking so we allocate proper appointment time.
Absolutely — technicians will shape nails to your preference, whether square, round, oval, or squoval. We’ll advise which shape best suits your nail length and health to ensure durability and an attractive, balanced finish.
Fresh polish needs time to set: typically 10–15 minutes to be touch-dry and about one hour before heavy water exposure. For best longevity, avoid soaking or intense activities for several hours and handle nails gently after service.
We cannot perform services on active infections, open wounds, or inflamed skin. Please inform your technician about recent nail fungus, cuts, or medical conditions. In some cases, we may recommend seeing a healthcare provider before proceeding.
Non-gel polish usually lasts about 5–7 days before chipping, depending on lifestyle and prep. Proper cuticle care, base and top coats, and avoiding harsh activities extend wear. For longer-lasting results, consider gel or shellac options.