Frequently Asked Questions & Answers (FAQ) for Nails & Hair

Nails

How long does a gel manicure last?

Usually 2-3 weeks, depending on the quality of application and daily hand use.

Yes, but it’s best to use a strengthening base coat.

By using cuticle oil, wearing gloves for chores, and avoiding using your nails as tools.

Squoval (square with rounded edges) and almond shapes.

Yes, if you use regular nail polish and a non-acetone remover.

Poor nail surface preparation or using oily products before application.

With acetone, cotton pads, and aluminum foil, avoiding scraping.

It is good to take a 1-2 week break every 3-4 months.

Yes, if applied and removed correctly.

Yes, with proper care, strengthening treatments, and avoiding trauma.

By taking vitamins, eating a balanced diet, and using strengthening products.

Minimal nail art, chrome nails, and natural shades.

It is a strengthening gel applied to natural nails for reinforcement.

About 3 mm per month.

Yes, it can help you break the habit.

Gel or semi-permanent polish.

It is better to push them back rather than cut them to prevent infections.

Wear gloves while doing household chores.

Due to dehydration, vitamin deficiency, or improper product use.

Apply a topcoat every few days and avoid harsh chemicals.

Yes, but a topcoat is needed for protection.

Due to improper application or oily nail beds.

About 3-4 weeks.

Yes, but cuticle oil absorbs better for nail health.

From frequent use of dark polishes without a base coat.

A hybrid of gel and acrylic that strengthens nails.

Once a month.

Yes, as long as the space is well-ventilated.

Strengthening bases with keratin or vitamin E.

Yes, but they need to be compatible

Hair

How often should I cut my hair?

Every 6-8 weeks for healthy growth.

With regular trims and heat protection products.

A balancing shampoo without silicones.

Yes, it causes hair damage.

By using styling products and proper blow-drying techniques.

It is best to hydrate it first.

Balayage is more natural and blended, while ombre is more dramatic.

Use hair sunscreen products and wear hats.

With a proper diet and scalp massage.

Yes, it can cause hair breakage.

It depends on your hair type. Oily hair needs washing every 1-2 days, while dry hair every 3-4 days.

Use sulfate-free shampoo and wash with lukewarm water.

No, if applied correctly and not left in for too long.

Coconut, argan, or jojoba oil are great for hydration and nourishment.

Use a heat protectant spray before styling.

Due to dehydration or humidity. Leave-in conditioner helps.

Yes, but not for every wash, as it may weigh hair down.

Yes, especially if your hair stops responding to the same product.

Washing hair with conditioner only, ideal for curly or dry hair.

Yes, but achieving an even result may be difficult without professional technique.

A loose braid or using a silk bonnet protects the hair.

It could be due to stress, diet, hormonal changes, or unsuitable products.

Not necessarily. Proper trimming and care matter more.

It is a protein that helps rebuild hair and reduce frizz.

Ideally, let it air-dry or use a blow dryer on low heat.

Use the right anti-dandruff shampoo and avoid heavy styling products.

No, as wet hair is more fragile and can break easily. If necessary, use a wide-tooth comb.

Use a hair serum or oil and rinse with cool water at the end of your wash.

It is a deep-cleaning shampoo that removes product buildup and oil. Use it 1-2 times a month.

Yes, with regular care, proper products, and professional hydration treatments.