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Gel nails, gel polish and nail art from our studio in Ljubljana.
Nails are visible work and a photograph says more than a price list. Below is a selection of what we do most often: extensions on a form and on a tip, gel polish and BIAB on natural nails, and pedicures. Among them are the classic shapes and colours clients choose most often, and nail art for anyone who wants something more.
What to look at in the photographs
- The edge at the cuticle. That is where you see whether the work is precise. The material should sit tight, with no lifting and no gap.
- The shape along the length. The side of the nail should be straight; nails that narrow or splay are a sign the form was not placed properly.
- Thickness. A well-made gel nail looks thin even though it is strong.
If you have an idea
Bring a photograph. We will tell you honestly whether it can be done on your nails — the length of the natural nail, the shape of the bed and any damage decide what is possible. If it cannot, we will suggest the nearest version that can, rather than a promise we cannot keep.
Where to next
Prices for every service are on the price list, and the techniques are explained under nail extensions, gel polish and BIAB and pedicures. How to keep your nails looking good until the next appointment is under nail care.
When a photograph misleads
Nail photographs are almost always taken straight after the service, in good light, on well-kept hands. That is not a cheat, but it is worth knowing: the same work will look a little different in two weeks, once the natural nail has grown. That is why we would rather also show what an infill looks like than only ever show day one.
Colour on a screen also differs from colour in the studio. If a particular shade matters to you, choose it here from the palette rather than from a photograph.
How often we add new ones
The photographs are refreshed as we go, from the last few weeks of work — the newest are always at the top. If you are after a particular shape or colour, the easiest thing is to show us what you like when you arrive; we settle it far faster from a picture than from a description.