CND-Shellac
Q. Can CND Shellac be mixed with 'gel polish' systems?
A. No. CND Shellac was designed as a system and must be used as a system, including CND Shellac Base Coat, Colour Coat, Top Coat and the CND UV lamp
Q. Does CND Shellac removal damage the natural nail?
A. No, not as long as the proper CND Shellac removal protocol is used - including CND Shellac Remover Wraps (or cotton & foil removal method). NO soaking in bowls of acetone, and no filing of the natural nail for application or removal. CND Shellac was developed and tested for years.
Q. Are there any negative side affects of the frequency of removal with CND Shellac?
A. No, not as long as the system is used correctly. We highly recommend using SolarOil daily to keep nails conditioned.
Q. Will CND Shellac last longer than 14 days?
A. Yes. However, you will notice a 'line of demarcation' as your natural nail grows away from the cuticle. It is recommended that you book your re-Shellac appointment bi-weekly for the best results.
Q. Is the CND Shellac formula free of dangerous chemicals?
A. Yes. CND Shellac does not contain Formaldehyde, Touene or DBP (Dibytyl Phthalate)
Q. Will soaps or other personal grooming products affect the wearability of CND Shellac?
A. No. CND Shellacwas developed and tested to withstand the rigors of daily wear
Q. Can CND Shellac be used over my nail enhancements (acrylics or gel)?
A. Yes. CND Shellac adds long-lasting colour to any type of nail enhancement
Q. Can I remove my own CND Shellac?
A. No. To ensure the health of the natural nail, CND Shellac is a professional service and only trained Nail Professionals should apply & remove CND Shellac
Q. How do I keep my nails moisturised and hydrated?
A. Use SolarOil daily to keep nails & cuticles moisturised
Waxing
Q. What should I do to prepare for waxing?
A. You should exfoliate and moisturise 24 hours before waxing to achieve the best results for body waxing. You do not need to exfoliate the facial area, though for healthy skin it is generally recommended to moisturise regularly. You can take a pain relief tablet an hour or two before treatment, as some people can find waxing a little uncomfortable till they get used to the sensation.
Q. What should I do after waxing?
A. It is recommended that you:
Q. How often will I need a waxing treatment?
A. Most people find the hair will start to re-grow within 7-10 days following treatment. The hair needs to be a certain length in order to successfully remove it by waxing so allow around 4 weeks between treatments. Your therapist will make a recommendation based on your individual hair growth.
Q. What should I do if I have a reaction after waxing?
A. In the case of an adverse reaction:
Q. Can CND Shellac be mixed with 'gel polish' systems?
A. No. CND Shellac was designed as a system and must be used as a system, including CND Shellac Base Coat, Colour Coat, Top Coat and the CND UV lamp
Q. Does CND Shellac removal damage the natural nail?
A. No, not as long as the proper CND Shellac removal protocol is used - including CND Shellac Remover Wraps (or cotton & foil removal method). NO soaking in bowls of acetone, and no filing of the natural nail for application or removal. CND Shellac was developed and tested for years.
Q. Are there any negative side affects of the frequency of removal with CND Shellac?
A. No, not as long as the system is used correctly. We highly recommend using SolarOil daily to keep nails conditioned.
Q. Will CND Shellac last longer than 14 days?
A. Yes. However, you will notice a 'line of demarcation' as your natural nail grows away from the cuticle. It is recommended that you book your re-Shellac appointment bi-weekly for the best results.
Q. Is the CND Shellac formula free of dangerous chemicals?
A. Yes. CND Shellac does not contain Formaldehyde, Touene or DBP (Dibytyl Phthalate)
Q. Will soaps or other personal grooming products affect the wearability of CND Shellac?
A. No. CND Shellacwas developed and tested to withstand the rigors of daily wear
Q. Can CND Shellac be used over my nail enhancements (acrylics or gel)?
A. Yes. CND Shellac adds long-lasting colour to any type of nail enhancement
Q. Can I remove my own CND Shellac?
A. No. To ensure the health of the natural nail, CND Shellac is a professional service and only trained Nail Professionals should apply & remove CND Shellac
Q. How do I keep my nails moisturised and hydrated?
A. Use SolarOil daily to keep nails & cuticles moisturised
Waxing
Q. What should I do to prepare for waxing?
A. You should exfoliate and moisturise 24 hours before waxing to achieve the best results for body waxing. You do not need to exfoliate the facial area, though for healthy skin it is generally recommended to moisturise regularly. You can take a pain relief tablet an hour or two before treatment, as some people can find waxing a little uncomfortable till they get used to the sensation.
Q. What should I do after waxing?
A. It is recommended that you:
- Do:
- Apply sun block daily to prevent sunlight from interfering with the healing process for 2-3 days following treatment
- Wear loose clothing
- Do Not:
- Expose the skin to sun, sunlight or sunbeds for 48 hours
- Use a steam room, sauna or any heat treatment for 24 hours
- Have a bath or shower for 24 hours
- Swim in chlorinated water for 24 hours
- Apply any heat or friction to the skin whatsoever
- Apply any moisturisers or body lotions, other than those recommended by your therapist, for 24 hours
- Apply body sprays or deodorants or perfume for 24 hours
- Apply talc, make-up or fake tan for 24 hours
- Wear tights, leggings or tight fitting clothing for 24 hours
- Massage the area for 24 hours
Q. How often will I need a waxing treatment?
A. Most people find the hair will start to re-grow within 7-10 days following treatment. The hair needs to be a certain length in order to successfully remove it by waxing so allow around 4 weeks between treatments. Your therapist will make a recommendation based on your individual hair growth.
Q. What should I do if I have a reaction after waxing?
A. In the case of an adverse reaction:
- Contact your therapist for advice
- Apply antiseptic cream to treated areas 3 times in the 24 hours following treatment
- If your skin feels hot after treatment, bathe with a cold salt-water solution regularly in the hours following treatment. This reduces inflammation and speeds up the healing process. (Add half a teaspoon of salt to one cup of boiling water and chill)
- Seek GP advice if required