A gel manicure involves a gel based polish cured under a LED or UV light on their natural nails. This is recommended for clients who are not hard on their nails, have healthy nail beds, and are not looking for too much length. With healthy nails, gel manicures can last 21+ days.

A structured gel manicure is a gel-based technique that focuses on restructuring the look and shape of your nails. This type of manicure is meant to reinforce your natural nail with a supportive layer of rubber-based gel to protect your natural nails from breakage. Structured gel has a thicker viscosity than gel polish. Instead of soaking these off every session, structured gels are filled where new nail has grown. This service is recommended to clients who have compromised nail beds, nail biters/pickers, may possibly look to achieve longer, natural nails and are hard on their nails. Structured gel comes in hard and soft gels. Hard gels do not soak off and soft gels soaks off with acetone.

Dip powder is essentially acrylic powder applied with a resin painted on the nail bed and dipped into powder. This is done multiple times to achieve strength. It is recommended for clients who are looking to achieve longer nails whether it be with nail tips or their natural nails. It is NOT recommended for clients who are hard on their nails or have nails with a tendency to peel on the tips.

Gel-X extensions are a healthy alternative to acrylic enhancements. Soft gels are applied under press-on nails and flash cured under a UV/LED lamp. It is then fully cured once again. This is recommended to clients who are struggling to grow out their natural nails, nail biters/pickers, and people who desire a lighter, thinner enhancement with some durability.

Acrylics are a combination of a blue-purple liquid monomer dipped into a powder polymer that forms a structure molded onto natural nails. These enhancements are often for clients who are looking for thickness, length and/or strength.

A procedure, sometimes referred to as micropigmenation or cosmetic tattooing, in which pigment is injected into the dermal layers of your skin.