Before the booking is confirmed
Send the map pin, preferred date and time, requested service and a clear photo if product is already on your nails. For art, add one or two references. This lets the artist assess travel, appointment length and the kit required.
- Ask the villa or hotel about external-provider access
- Mention removal, extensions or damaged product
- List every guest and service for a group request
Creating a good working space
A stable table, two comfortable seats and bright light make a real difference. An indoor or screened setting is usually better than an exposed terrace, where wind, dust and humidity can interfere with precision.
- Choose a surface that can be protected
- Keep pets and food away from the station
- Allow access a few minutes before the appointment
After the last top coat
The working area is packed down, and you should receive relevant care guidance. If the service uses classic polish, protect drying time. If it uses cured gel, you can leave with a set finish but should still avoid unnecessary impact.
The Nailea takeawayThe better the booking details, the more personal the appointment can be. Share practical information early, then enjoy not having to go anywhere.