The Kinga Nails journal
After product removal: your nails can stay completely bare
If you would like to return to your own nails without a coating, you are welcome to ask for that. Removal does not require a new layer afterwards. I want you to leave with neat nails and a finish that reflects your choice.
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When might this be right for you?
You want your gel polish or extensions removed, either on their own or before another treatment.
Why are removal and a new coating separate decisions?
Removal means taking off the product you have been wearing. It does not automatically mean you need new gel polish or extensions. Shaping, a manicure and finishing care can leave your nails looking cared for without a coating.
If you prefer a glossy finish, you can choose a clear gel top coat. That is still a coating, so we discuss it separately. I do not want you to have something applied simply because you think it is expected. If completely product-free nails are your aim, that is how we finish the treatment.
What can you expect at my salon?
I remove the product carefully, paying attention to the condition of your natural nails.
You can leave your nails completely free of product. If you prefer a little shine, you can choose a clear gel top coat. This is optional: choose whichever feels right for you.
Both finishes include shortening where needed, shaping, a manicure and oil or hand cream. I want you to leave with neat, cared-for nails and a good feeling.
What should you include when booking?
If you want reinforced gel polish, gel reinforcement or extensions afterwards, book that service too. For removal alone, you do not need a separate manicure booking.
