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| Treatment | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Ukrainian manicureCuticle care • Nail shaping • Light buffing • No polish | 30 min | €35 |
| Ukrainian manicure + BIAB / Builder GelCuticle care • Nail strengthening with BIAB / Builder Gel • Natural camouflage shade | 1 h 30 | €55 |
| Ukrainian manicure + BIAB / Builder Gel + gel polishCuticle care • Nail strengthening with BIAB / Builder Gel • Gel polish | 1 h 40 | €60 |
| Ukrainian manicure for menCuticle care • Nail shaping • Light buffing | 45 min | €45 |
| Nail repair / Architecture correctionFor nail repairs and architecture corrections, including hooked, gryphotic or trampoline-shaped nails. Price depends on the complexity of the work. | +1–20 min | +€2/10 |
| French | +15 min | +€10 |
| Cat-eye effect | +10 min | +€5 |
| Nail design (from)Approx. 1–15 min, depending on complexity. The price is a starting price. | +1–15 min | +€2 |
| Product removal | +10 min | +€10 |
* includes removing the old product and simple design or repair of 1–2 nails. The duration given is an estimate.
For one person it’s done in two hours; for another the same work takes half an hour longer. It usually comes down to these four things.
Dry, fast-growing cuticles need more preparation. If you use oil at home, it usually goes faster.
Neatly removing an old layer takes 20 to 30 minutes. If you come with clean nails, that time goes into the work itself.
Long nails, a new shape or fixing a broken nail each add about a quarter of an hour.
One colour is quickest. French, several colours or hand-painted designs take about ten minutes per nail.
A first visit always takes a little longer: we first look at your nails together and what’s possible.
No hot water and no sauna for the first 24 hours — the coating is still curing. Wear gloves when you use cleaning products, don’t use your nails as tools, and file down a sharp edge straight away so it doesn’t catch on things.
Shine wears off with washing-up liquid, acetone and dry air. Cuticle oil once a day and hand cream after washing your hands keep the coating supple; a top coat after two weeks brings the shine back.
Don’t cut anything away. Cuticle oil once a day and a gentle push back with a wooden stick after your shower is enough. If they grow fast, come every three weeks instead of every four.