Shellac Nails in New York City
No outfit is fully complete without a nice manicure. But what if acrylics are a bit too much for you, while regular polish is too big of a hassle? Well, we may just have the perfect solution–shellac nails. Combining the durability of gel polish with the juicy colors of regular nail polish, Creative Nail Design has come up with this new type of manicure. So if you’re looking to get shellac nails in New York City, you’ve come to the right place! How can I book an appointment online for shellac nails in New York City? You may have always thought that booking an appointment for a beauty service in New York is a hassle. Thanks to Booksy, it’s as easy as it can get! On Booksy you have access to thousands of service providers and to even more services. So how does Booksy work you may ask. To begin your Booksy experience, you’ll need to go to the Booksy website or open the Booksy app. The Booksy app is available entirely for free, both for iOS and Android operated devices. Ok, so let’s get started! Now that you have Booksy in front of your eyes, you’ll want to locate the search bar at the top of your screen. There you’ll find two fields. In the first you’ll need to type in the service you’re interested in and in the second, your location. You’ll want to fill those fields with “shellac nails” in “New York City.” Once you’ve filled out both fields, our search engine will compile, and then show you, a list of salons offering shellac nail services in your area. From there, you’ll only need to do a few more things. First, you’ll want to choose the salon you like most, go to their page and locate shellac nails on the list of services. Next to the service you’ll see the “Book” button. Click on it to see the salon’s schedule. Now you can choose what date and time suit you best. Choose a timeslot and you’re good to go! You’ve now successfully booked your shellac nails appointment! What are shellac nails? Shellac nails are quite different from yet another manicure style. It’s a special and patented nail polish created by Creative Nail Design (CND). It’s essentially the best of both worlds, as it’s a combination of gel polish and regular nail polish. The gel formula gives durability and stronger nails, while the regular polish formula provides color and shine. After being cured under a LED light lamp, you’ll get naturally-looking nails that will remain chip-free for up to two weeks. The removal process is fairly easy as well and if done properly, no harm will come to your nails. So if you want to try something new, consider getting shellac nails! How can I choose a salon that offers the best shellac nails in New York City? Again, this is where Booksy comes really in handy. Thanks to millions of users, Booksy has a great feature that can help you choose the best spot to get shellac nails in New York City. See, after a finished appointment at a salon, each user can leave a rating and write a review of their experience. This feedback then becomes available to others. So when you browse through various nail salons you can always read about how other people found the place and the service. Another way you can faster and more easily find the perfect spot is by using the “sort by” feature. This feature is available on your results list. You have the option to sort those results by “Recommended by Booksy” or by “Top Reviewed.” This will definitely help you make your decision faster! How can I find a nail salon that offers shellac nails near me? In such a big city as New York, being able to find a good nail salon in your area is like winning the lottery. And fortunately, this is one more thing that Booksy can help you with. See, we have a cool feature called “Map View” that can really help you out. So how can you access it? Back to the results page we go! Once you’ve got the list of salons in front of you, locate the “Map View” button. Once you click on it, you’ll see the map of New York City. On it, each listed salon will be pinpointed directly. This will allow you to see which salons are closest to your home or office. Isn’t that convenient?