That's the whole point of the formula. It's real gel, pre-cured to stay flexible, so it sits thin and follows the curve of your nail instead of sitting on top of it. In opaque nude, small imperfections disappear — it's the most forgiving finish there is.

Up to two weeks per set. The number depends almost entirely on prep: nails that are clean, dry and free of oil or cream before you apply. Thirty seconds with the prep step is the difference between two weeks and three days.

Removal is the part that damages nails, and this is where gel strips differ from a salon set. A few drops of oil, a few minutes, and they lift off in one piece — no scraping, no filing your nail surface down, no acetone soak.

Yes, a lamp is required — that's what turns a soft strip into gel that lasts. Any UV or LED nail lamp works, including one you already own. It's about 45 seconds per hand.

Each box has 15 sizes, which is enough to cover both ends — broad thumbs and small pinkies — without cutting anything. That matters beyond fit: a strip trimmed with scissors, or one that touches the skin at the sides, will always lift at that spot.

No, and we'd rather say so. These are strips, not extensions — they follow the nail you have. You can leave a millimetre of overhang past the tip and file it flush, but they don't add structural length. If length is what you're after, you want press-ons.

Only if the edge isn't sealed. Filing the free edge flush after curing is the step that prevents it, and it takes about ten seconds a hand. It's why there's a file in every box, and why the video spends time on it.

Yes — once cured, they're waterproof. Long hot soaks and a lot of chlorine will shorten the life of any gel, salon sets included, so expect a few days less if you're in the water daily.

Yes, and you should — just not before applying. Oil is the single biggest cause of lifting, so keep it away from the nail on application day. After that, oil the cuticles as often as you like.

No skill, but there is a short learning curve — most people find their first hand slow and their second hand quick. Nothing is permanent until you cure it: as long as the strip is still soft, you can lift it and reposition it.

Yes. Use the smaller sizes from the sheet, and expect them to last longer than on your hands — toes take far less abuse.

No — once cured, a strip is bonded and shaped to that nail. Each set is single use.

They're formulated without HEMA and without TPO, two of the ingredients most often behind irritation around the cuticle, and they're vegan and never tested on animals. If you have a known allergy, the full ingredient list is on every product page — check it against what you react to, and ask your dermatologist if you're unsure.

Free, on every order. No minimum, no threshold to reach.

Between 4 and 8 days.

Orders placed on a business day are packed the same day. Orders placed at the weekend go out on the next business day.

Yes — you'll get an email with tracking as soon as your parcel is handed to the carrier. If it hasn't arrived within an hour, check your spam folder before writing to us.

Across mainland France and the rest of the European Union, at the same delivery times and with no customs fees to pay on arrival.

Yes, as long as it hasn't been packed — write to us as quickly as you can with your order number. Once a parcel is with the carrier we can't stop it, but you can still return it.

You have 30 days. Unopened boxes can be returned for a full refund — write to us and we'll send you the instructions.

That means they started curing before they reached you, and it isn't something you did. Send us a photo with your order number and we'll replace the set.

Tell us what happened and how you prepped — nine times out of ten it's traceable to oil on the nail or a strip touching the skin at the side, and we can tell you what to change. If it isn't that, we'll make it right.