SabinaFounder
Nail technician
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Length, shape and strength built in lightweight hard gel. Every set is sculpted to your nail beds and hands, so it looks refined rather than bulky and holds up to real life.

Good extensions are about proportion. A thin, even free edge, a gentle apex over the stress point and a shape that suits your fingers make the difference between nails that look expensive and nails that look added on.
We build extensions in hard gel: light-cured, non-porous and slightly flexible, so they feel light on the hand and resist lifting. The same Russian-style prep we use for manicures gives the gel a clean surface to bond to.
Almond, oval, square, coffin, short and natural or long and dramatic. Bring inspiration photos and we will tell you honestly what will wear best on your nails.
Hard gel is strong without the thickness, so extensions feel natural on the hand.
Length and shape are balanced to your nail beds and finger proportions.
When it is time for a new set, we file off safely: no prying, no hour-long soaks.
We agree on length and shape, and check your natural nails before we begin.
Cuticles and nail plates are prepped with the dry Russian technique for a strong bond.
Each nail is sculpted on a form in hard gel, with the apex placed over the stress point.
Nails are filed to shape, then finished in your color, French, chrome or design.
Final price depends on length and design. We confirm it before we start.
Choose an artist to see their next opening, or book the first available.
Three to four weeks before they need attention, depending on how fast your nails grow.
We work in hard gel. It is lighter, more flexible and nearly odor-free, while still giving the strength you want from extensions.
Not when they are applied and removed correctly. Damage usually comes from over-filing or peeling extensions off, which is why removal should always be done in the studio.
Almond and oval flatter most hands and are the most durable for everyday life. Square and coffin look striking but need a little more care at the corners.

Strength, weight, finish and removal compared, so you can choose with confidence.

How a thin apex layer protects natural nails from breaks and peeling.

The dry e-file technique explained, and why it makes gel last three to four weeks.
Bring a few inspiration photos. We'll help you choose the shape and length that suits your hands.