Biogel Manicure Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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Read testimonials from our satisfied customers
I had a regular manicure with Olga, and I’m honestly so impressed. She took her time and d...more
Great experience so friendly welcoming, and my nails look fantastic!
Friendly, clean, welcoming, and they did a great job with my pedicure!
I got the best manicure I've ever had here. Ani is a perfectionist; she is so good! Everyo...more
My first time here and my nails are perfect. They cut cuticles and make sure each nail is ...more
Very professional, very kind. Great experience from the moment I walked in. My nail tech ...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Biogel Manicure.
A Biogel Manicure usually lasts two to four weeks depending on nail growth and daily wear. Proper prep and professional application reduce lifting. Schedule fills or removal at recommended intervals to maintain strength and appearance.
Yes — Biogel is ideal for weak or brittle nails because it adds supportive, flexible layering without heavy filing. Our technicians assess nail health first, apply a protective bio-organic base, and recommend care to encourage growth while minimizing further damage.
We recommend professional removal to avoid nail thinning: our technicians gently file and soak off the gel, followed by hydration and cuticle care. If removing at home, use acetone-soak wraps and avoid peeling to prevent damage; follow with oil and moisturizers.
Yes — during a fill appointment we can remove the color layer and apply a new shade while preserving the Biogel base when it's intact. Full removal is recommended if lifting, damage, or discoloration occurs to protect nail health.
Keep nails hydrated with cuticle oil daily, avoid prolonged water exposure, and wear gloves for chores. Use non-acetone polish remover between appointments and book fills every two to three weeks for best longevity and nail integrity.
Yes — active infections, severe nail psoriasis, or untreated nail fungus are contraindications. Also disclose allergies to gel ingredients or sensitivities. Our technicians perform a consultation and may recommend medical clearance or alternative treatments to protect your health.
