Gel Nails Moose Jaw

Best Gel Nails near me in Moose Jaw

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Lish Beauty Spa - Moose Jaw

4.9

(3,406)

107a Main Street North, Moose Jaw, S6H 0V9, Saskatchewan

Manicure- Pedicure (Shellac)

1 hr

$45

Add-on Long Gel Nail

15 min

$15

Pedicure (Shellac)

30 min

$25

Manicure (Shellac)

30 min

$25

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Beth At Chic

5.0

(10)

420 High Street West, Moose Jaw, S6H 1T3, Saskatchewan

Extension Removal

30 min

$50

Bang Trim

15 min

$10

Highlights (Short Hair)

2 hr

From $110

Curls/Style (Down/no wash)

45 min

$40

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Taneshia Wild Stylist

5.0

(6)

334 Main st N, Moose Jaw, S6H 3J9, Saskatchewan

Tinsel add on

5 min

Wash and Style

45 min

$35

Bang Trim

10 min

$10

Fashion Colour

4 hr

From $300

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H + E By Jayla P

203 Fairford Street West, Moose Jaw, S6H 1V5, Saskatchewan

FULL SET GEL NAILS

2 hr

$65

GEL NAIL FILL

2 hr

$60

GEL POLISH REMOVAL

25 min

$10

GEL POLISH ADD ON

10 min

$10

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J Nails

1235 Main St N, Moose Jaw, S6H 6M4, Saskatchewan

Kid Manicure (Under 10) with Gel Polish

45 min

From $30

Gel Polish on Toes

30 min

From $35

Gel Polish on Hands

30 min

From $30

New (Full) Set Gel Liquid

1 hr

From $55

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Elite Hairstyling and Esthetics Training Center

228 2 Ave NW, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 1V5, Canada

+1 306-972-9001 +1 306-972-9001 Call to book

Hair Coloring

Hair Weaves

Blow Dry

Hair Extensions

Hillcrest Nails & Lashes

1216 3 Ave NE, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 1G3, Canada

+1 306-526-7240 +1 306-526-7240 Call to book

Gel Nails

Nail Polish

Nail Extensions

Manicure and Pedicure

Accent Massage Therapy

53 Stadacona St W, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 2C2, Canada

+1 306-692-7313 +1 306-692-7313 Call to book

Acupressure

Remedial Massage

Relaxing Massage

Cupping

Wrapture Spa & Boutique

311 Main St N, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 0W2, Canada

+1 306-692-4341 +1 306-692-4341 Call to book

Spa Treatments

Body Scrub

Infrared Sauna

Body Wrap

Sweet Vixens. Sugaring & Nail Salon

107 C Main St N, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 0V9, Canada

+1 306-630-8939 +1 306-630-8939 Call to book

Gel Nails

Pedicure

Manicure

Spa Pedicure

Rexall

735 Main St N, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 0W7, Canada

+1 306-694-5556 +1 306-694-5556 Call to book

Men's Facial

Makeup Service

Facial

Body Sculpting

‎Top reviews of Gel Nails near you in Moose Jaw

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Average of ‎3,418‎ reviews of ‎4‎ venues.

Gel Nails FAQs

Are there gel nail salons open on Sunday near me?

Yes, many nail salons are open on Sundays. Browse Fresha to find providers near you with Sunday availability.

What's the difference between gel nails and gel polish?

Gel polish is a thin, flexible coating applied like regular nail polish and cured under a lamp, it sits on top of the natural nail. Builder gel adds strength and can extend the nail. Both are cured under UV/LED light.

How long do gel nails last?

Gel nails typically last 2–3 weeks without chipping. With proper care, avoiding harsh chemicals and keeping nails moisturised, they can last up to 3 weeks. Gel polish is removed by soaking in acetone rather than peeling.

What's the difference between gel and acrylic nails?

Gel nails tend to give a more natural and glossier finish than acrylic nails; they are cured under a UV lamp and last for around 2 weeks. Acrylic nails are stronger than gels and start to cure as soon as they’re exposed to air; they generally last for 6-8 weeks but will need fills after 2 weeks to hide regrowth. Both can be used to lengthen nails and both can damage your natural nails.

Where can I get gel nails with nail art near me?

Many nail technicians offer gel nails with designs, from simple patterns to intricate art. Browse and book nail art specialists near you on Fresha.

How long do gel nails last?

Once you’ve had gel nails applied, they should remain chip-free for between 2-3 weeks.

How often should I get my gel nails redone?

Once every 2 weeks. Gel nails cure (harden) in UV light; this means they continue to cure in natural sunlight. The longer you keep your polish on, the longer it cures and the harder it is to remove. To reduce the risk of stripping and damaging your nails, it’s recommended that you book in with an experienced nail technician to remove and redo your gel nail polish every 2 weeks.

Book your next gel nails appointment in Moose Jaw with Fresha

If you’re in need of some nails attention, then let us help you. At Fresha we’ve mapped out the best nail salons in Moose Jaw, so that you can find an appointment near you in a matter of seconds. If that sounds right up your street, then we should definitely be friends. Because when you see how simple our booking system is, you’ll want to stick with Fresha.

From glitter and chrome to matte and high gloss, gel nails never fail to be classy. You can try flashy gel colours or fancy French gel nails for an elegant touch of self-love. Soak-off gels like Shellac can be less damaging since they don’t need to be drilled or buffed off the nail bed. And they’re tough enough to last up to 3 weeks, while still standing up to chips and cracks. Tap on the Fresha mobile app to browse your nearest gel nail treatments in Moose Jaw. You should set aside around 1 hour for an appointment and expect to pay between $15 and $80 with the professionals on Fresha.

Not only have we coordinated over 1 billion appointments worldwide, we’re earning praise from our 130,000 global business partners about our free booking platform too. Having the best business management software makes it easy to attract all the best nail salons. So things are looking good for your appointment, too. If you know someone who runs a salon or clinic, or you’d like to share feedback with us, drop us a line at hello@fresha.com. We’re here to be your go-to guide for all things wellness in Moose Jaw, in Canada, and around the world.