FAQ

When a chair is free, yes. Weekday mornings are your best chance. Booking ahead guarantees your artist and your time.

A week is usually plenty. For Saturdays, hand-painted sets and anything bridal, book two to three weeks ahead.

Call us. Up to ten minutes late we can usually keep your full service. After that we may shorten it, so the next guest isn’t kept waiting.

Only for private studio hire and bridal parties of four or more: 25 percent, taken off the final bill.

It’s a monthly membership for regulars: one price covers a gel manicure and a classic pedicure every month, with 10% off nail art and add-ons and first pick of Saturday times. Pause or cancel any month.

Two to three weeks for most people. Structured gel and dip often go longer. If a nail lifts or chips within five days, we fix it free.

Yes. Removal is $15, or free when you book a new set with us. We soak and lift gently instead of drilling down to the natural nail.

Yes. Tell us about any sensitivity when you book and we’ll set up your station with HEMA-free products.

For a classic manicure or pedicure, of course. For gel and dip we use our own systems, so we can stand behind the wear.

Yes. We skip deep pressure points in the massage and keep the water warm rather than hot. Let us know when you book.

Free parking right outside, with step-free access at the north entrance.

Guests eight and up can book a classic manicure or pedicure with a parent in the studio.

Yes, for any amount or for a specific service, and they never expire.

A few. We wrote them down.

No. It’s a concept design by NDD, made to show what a nail studio’s website can be. The studio, team, reviews and address are all fictional.

Yes. On a real salon’s site, these booking steps connect to the system the salon already uses, such as Square Appointments, Vagaro or Fresha, so appointments land straight in its calendar and confirmations go out as usual.