What should you check before booking?
Choose a technician whose portfolio matches the treatment you want and who can explain their hygiene process, total price, travel policy, appointment setup, and safe removal plan. Start with the service details on their profile, then confirm anything that could change the appointment in writing.
A polished social feed is useful for style inspiration, but it does not answer practical questions about timing, allergies, repairs, deposits, or what happens if the existing product must be removed first.
The 10 questions to ask
Use the same questions with each technician so you can compare the complete service rather than one headline price.
- Do you regularly provide the exact treatment and nail length I want?
- How are reusable tools cleaned and disinfected between clients?
- What should I prepare before you arrive?
- Is travel included, and which areas or parking conditions add a fee?
- Does the quoted price include removal, extensions, nail art, repairs, and aftercare?
- How long should I reserve for the appointment?
- Which products or brands will you use?
- How do you handle allergies, sensitivities, cuts, or signs of infection?
- What is the cancellation, lateness, and deposit policy?
- What is the safe removal or maintenance plan for this treatment?
How to compare profiles and portfolios
Look for recent examples taken from several angles and across more than one client. Consistent cuticle work, balanced shape, clean sidewalls, and finishes that match the advertised service are more useful than heavy filters or one close-up image.
On Naildexo, use treatment and service-area information to narrow the list, then contact the technician directly to confirm availability and the final appointment details.
When should you postpone the appointment?
Tell the technician about broken skin, swelling, unusual pain, a suspected infection, or a previous product reaction before the visit. A responsible technician may decline or postpone a service when working could worsen the condition. Nail services are cosmetic and do not replace advice from a qualified healthcare professional.