Deluxe (Gel) Gallery
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Very polite staff ! Service was excellent, definitely recommend this place for pedicures
It was my first time going here after seeing reviews and posts. The place was well kept an...more
Thank you Juju for these beautiful nails :)
I’ve been going to rosy tips since March of this year and have absolutely adored the servi...more
It was my first time getting a pedicure at any place and decided to go to Rosy Tips on a w...more
I would like to thank Emily for the excellent job she did on my nails. She was very profes...more
Frequently Asked Questions
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A Deluxe (Gel) pedicure usually lasts two to four weeks depending on nail growth and daily wear. Proper aftercare and avoiding harsh chemicals help extend the finish and keep polish chip-free longer.
Yes, but let us know about sensitivities or allergies beforehand. We offer gentler products and can perform a patch test. Our technicians will customize treatments to minimize irritation.
We can remove regular polish at no extra charge, while soak-off gel or acrylic removal may incur a small fee. Please mention prior enhancements when booking so we can allow extra time.
Appointments are typically scheduled for about 60 minutes to allow exfoliation, hydration treatments, nail care, an 8-minute extended massage, and gel application for a thorough pampering experience.
When applied and removed properly by trained technicians, gel polish should not cause damage. Regular breaks, gentle soak-off removal, and proper nail care help maintain nail strength and health.
Avoid long soaking and rough activities for the first day, wear open-toed shoes immediately after, and moisturize daily. Schedule touch-ups or a maintenance pedicure to keep results fresh.
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