Q - How long does "no chip manicure" stays on the nails?

A - It depends on the manufacture of the product and experience of nail tech, but in our experience 99% of our clientele keep it on for at least 2-3 weeks and we had some people keep it on as long as 5 weeks.

Q - Is this bad for the nails?

A – Some product used is more drying for the nails, then other. It helps to interview your nail tech and ask educated questions like is there any recommendations while keeping "no chip manicure" on?

Q - What is the difference between regular manicure and "no chip manicure"?

A- There is completely different product used for "no chip manicure", it requires curing time under LED lamp

Q - Can I get French "no chip manicure"?

A - Yes

Q - What is the best way to care for dry skin?

Bar soaps are usually not a good idea instead use good moisturizing face wash. Do not over wash or scrub too vigorously, nighttime mask or other over-night moisturizing treatment would be a great way to end the day.

Q - I have large pores, what is the best thing for me?

Large pores created in two ways and usually present anywhere like nose, face or facial skin. The first is through aggressive squeezing of blackheads and whiteheads, which stretches the pore. The second is heavy sebum production. When the sebaceous gland produces large volumes of sebum, the pore is forced to expand to release the oil and is therefore enlarged. The best you can do is keep pores debris-free with thorough cleansing, exfoliation, masks and professional facials - all will help make pores appear smaller, soften acne scars . Hydrating sun damage or mature skin helps to improve elasticity, minimize wrinkles.

Q - I am 48 years old and have pretty good skin. What other treatments would be beneficial for me?

There are many more treatments that will blow you away with results without spending whole lot of money,we welcome you for complimentory consultation

Q - How will this affect my hair? Do the chemicals hurt my hair?

Keratin treatment will make your hair healthier, shiny, and easy to work with. Keratin treatment is not a chemical and is a protein that is actually found in (and helps build) your hair, skin, and nails. Hair is often overworked due to styling and environmental damage and this can create dry and unmanageable hair. Keratin is used to supplement the dry and brittle areas of your hair and helps repair the hair structure. Those that experience very dry and brittle hair will see substantial improvements in the look and feel of their hair.

  Keratin Hair Treatment FAQ

Q - How long will this treatment last for? What kind of maintenance is involved?

As we always say, each person is different. However, the treatment typically lasts between 3 to 6 months. During this time period, you will be using specially formulated shampoo and conditioner to help maintain the treatment.

Q - Does my hair need to be a certain length for this treatment?

No, not really. We can perform this treatment on any kind of hair, but we recommend hair to be at least 3 inches long.

Q - How long do I have to go without washing my hair? I've heard mixed things.

We recommend 2-3 days without washing your hair. We would be more than happy to discuss post-treatment care in greater detail by phone or through an in person consultation.

Q - My hair has color in it-can I still do the treatment or do I have to wait for it to grow out?

You do not have to wait. It is completely safe to do it on hair that has been colored. In fact, if you do color your hair, we suggest you have it colored first and follow with the treatment for best results.

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