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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about FRENCH FILL.
Yes — our French finish is offered as an add-on to any standard LCN fill. The service applies crisp white tips after the fill; you’ll pay an additional add-on charge. Please book the LCN fill first, then request the French finish.
The add-on itself generally takes 10–20 minutes depending on nail count and complexity. If paired with a full LCN fill appointment, allow extra time for the fill and curing to ensure a precise, crisp French tip application.
When performed by our certified technicians over a properly prepared LCN fill, the French finish should not damage the natural nail. Proper application and aftercare minimize risk; avoid picking and follow salon aftercare for longevity and nail health.
Yes — we can customize tip shape and white smile line to flatter your nail length and personal style. Discuss preferred width or curvature with your technician during the appointment to achieve a tailored, balanced French finish.
To prolong your French finish, keep nails dry during chores, wear gloves for household work, and apply cuticle oil daily. Avoid picking or using nails as tools; schedule regular LCN fills to maintain adhesion and crisp white tips.
Yes — technicians can adapt the French finish to shorter or compromised nails by adjusting tip length and shape. For heavily damaged nails, a consultation is recommended; strengthening treatments or repairs may be advised before applying a flawless French tip.