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Shellac · Copenhagen

Shellac gel polish in Copenhagen

Shellac, or gel polish, is a thin gel colour that is cured under a lamp and sits glossy and hard on your natural nails. At HER Beauty a Shellac manicure costs DKK 489 and takes 35 minutes. If you are already wearing gel polish, removal + new Shellac is DKK 514 and takes 45 minutes. It lasts up to 3 weeks. We are at Rosenørns Allé 4 in Copenhagen V, a few minutes' walk from Forum Metro.

It is for you if you like your own nail length and shape and just want colour that doesn't chip on day two. We are open Monday to Friday, 8 to 17, and we speak English and Danish, so you can explain exactly what you want. We are rated 5.0 on Google and 5.0 on Planway; read what clients say on our reviews page.

What your Shellac appointment includes

We start with your nails, not the colour. We shape and file them, take care of the cuticles and prep the surface so the polish grips properly. Then the colour goes on in thin layers, each one cured under the lamp. You leave with fully dry nails. No waiting with your hands in the air, no smudges when you dig for your keys.

  • Shellac (gel polish): DKK 489, 35 min
  • Removal + new Shellac: DKK 514, 45 min
  • French: + DKK 120
  • Nail art: + DKK 120
  • Baby Boomer: + DKK 99

French, nail art and Baby Boomer

Want more than one colour? Add an extra on top of your Shellac. French gives you the classic pale tips. Baby Boomer is the soft fade from pink to white, calm to look at and forgiving as it grows out. Nail art is for the photo you have saved on your phone: dots, lines, small details. Bring the picture and we'll work it out together at the table.

Every price is on our price list.

Shellac or gel nails?

Shellac is colour on your natural nails. It doesn't add length or build up the nail, so your nails keep their own shape and thickness. Gel nails are a different treatment: we build the nail in gel and can extend it. They last up to about 4 weeks and make the nail stronger.

If your nails are short or break easily and you want length, have a look at gel nails. If you are happy with your own nails and want colour that stays put, Shellac is the one. We explain the difference in more detail in Shellac vs gel.

Making your Shellac last

Shellac lasts up to 3 weeks. How good it looks at the end depends on how fast your nails grow and what your hands get up to.

  • Wear gloves for washing up and cleaning.
  • Don't use your nails as tools for cans, lids or stickers.
  • Rub a little oil or hand cream into your cuticles every evening.
  • Don't peel it off. It can take layers of your own nail with it. Book removal + new, or read our guide to safe removal.

Good to know

Shellac is DKK 489 and takes 35 minutes. If you already have gel polish on, removal + new Shellac is DKK 514 and takes 45 minutes. French and nail art are DKK 120 extra, Baby Boomer DKK 99.
Up to 3 weeks. Once you can see a gap of regrowth at the base, it's time for removal + new.
In everyday use, yes. Shellac is the word most people use for gel polish: a coloured gel cured under a lamp that sits on your natural nails.
Damage usually comes from peeling it off. With proper removal in the salon and a bit of cuticle care at home, you can keep wearing it.
Tell us before we start. You'll find more in our [FAQ](/faq).

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