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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Buff.
A polished buff typically lasts one to two weeks depending on nail growth, daily activities, and maintenance. Re-buffing every two weeks helps maintain shine. Using cuticle oil and gentle care extends the finish and supports nail health.
Yes. Professional buffing performed gently removes superficial imperfections without thinning the nail plate when done correctly. Your technician will assess nail condition and adjust pressure. For severely compromised nails, restorative treatments may be recommended before or alongside buffing.
Buffing provides a natural, high-gloss alternative to polish but does not add color or long-term protective coating. If you prefer polish, buffing creates an ideal smooth base. For a chemical-free look, buffing alone offers elegant, low-maintenance shine.
Arrive with clean, polish-free nails and avoid heavy creams on the hands. Remove artificial enhancements or gel polish beforehand if possible. Communicate any sensitivity or nail concerns to your technician so they can tailor pressure and technique for optimal, safe results.
Most buffing appointments take 20 to 30 minutes depending on number of nails and nail condition. Add-on services or consultation may extend time. Technicians work deliberately to ensure an even, high-shine finish without over-filing or unnecessary thinning.
Yes. Buffing is commonly offered as part of manicures or as a standalone detail service. It pairs well with cuticle care, nail repair, and polish-free treatments. Tell your technician which combination you desire so they can sequence treatments safely.