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If you didn't inform them about skin sensitivities beforehand, they may say it's not their fault since the package uses generic products. You must declare all skin sensitivities and allergies before any treatment begins.
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No, online booking is just a request. Your real booking only happens when the salon calls you back to confirm. If they don't call, you don't have a booking even if your card was charged, so you need to follow up with them.
A true specialist should conduct a thorough consultation, examining your nails and asking about their history, previous treatments, and your concerns. They should use quality products (not no-name gels from big tubs) and show before/after photos of nails similar to yours. Avoid technicians who just quote prices without asking questions about your nail condition.
When done properly, gel overlays should not damage natural nails. The damage typically comes from improper techniques like aggressive filing, using poor quality products, or clients ripping off the overlay. A proper application should protect and support your natural nails while they grow.
Search for specific terms like 'nail rehab specialist' or 'builder gel specialist' rather than just 'gel nails.' Read reviews carefully, looking for comments about fixing broken or damaged nails. Consider using specialized platforms that match clients with technicians who specifically offer nail reconstruction services.
The biggest mistake is choosing the cheapest option without considering quality. Poorly applied overlays can worsen nail problems by putting pressure on weak nails, causing lifting, or leading to infections. Look for value and expertise rather than just low prices.
A true specialist should examine your nails first, ask questions about what happened to them and what you've tried before, use quality products (not no-name gels from big tubs), and have before/after photos showing they can fix nails similar to yours. They should focus on protecting and rehabilitating your natural nails, not just covering them up.
A properly applied gel overlay should not damage natural nails—its purpose is to protect them. Damage typically occurs from improper application, aggressive filing, or ripping off the overlay. A specialist should apply it correctly to avoid putting pressure on already weak nails.
Look for specialists who use specific terms like 'nail rehab' or 'builder gel specialist' in their services. Check reviews for comments about 'fixed my broken nails' rather than just nail art. A specialist will ask detailed questions about your nail condition and history, while regular salons may just quote prices without understanding your needs.
Choosing the cheapest service can lead to improper application that makes nail problems worse—such as overlays that lift quickly, cause staining underneath, or put pressure on weak nails leading to breakage. Poor quality products and techniques can damage your natural nails rather than protecting them.
It can be safe, but only if the specialist checks your skin properly first. The danger is if the 'fire' part is too strong—it could irritate the skin badly or even cause broken capillaries. A qualified specialist should assess your skin condition, sun exposure, and current skincare products before proceeding.
Look for certificates in advanced facials and read reviews that specifically mention the fire and ice treatment. Check if reviews mention how the specialist handled any reactions. Don't just book based on proximity or price—verify their experience with this specific facial treatment.