Gel nails & Russian manicure in Kiryat Yam

A Russian (e-file) manicure treats the cuticle and skin around the nail with fine bits on an electric file instead of nippers and soaking. The result is cleaner and more precise, polish sits flush against the skin, and grow-out shows much later. Done properly, with sterile bits and a trained hand, it is safe and gentle.

Usually 3-4 weeks, depending on how fast your nails grow and how much you use your hands. With a smart manicure the grow-out looks cleaner and wear stretches to 4-5 weeks. Structure gel extends wear on thin nails.

An e-file technique where the pterygium (the thin film that grows on the nail under the cuticle) is gently removed before polish goes on. The gel sits truly flush to the skin, bonds better, and as the nail grows the edge stays clean and even. The result: a fresh look for longer and much less visible grow-out.

In stages, between clients: metal tools and e-file bits go through an ultrasonic cleaner, a soak in a medical-grade disinfectant, then a dry-heat steriliser at 180 degrees. They are then kept in sealed pouches with an indicator that changes once the cycle has run, and a pouch stays closed until the tools inside it are needed. Files and buffers are porous, so they are treated as disposable rather than reused, and the work surface, lamp and handles are disinfected before each appointment.

Easiest is a WhatsApp message. Tell me which service you want and when suits you, and I will reply with an available slot. You can also call.

Hebrew, Russian and English. Message me on WhatsApp in whichever is easiest for you.

I work from a private home studio in the Gali Yam neighbourhood of Kiryat Yam, at 3 Naomi Shemer Street. A dedicated, clean space, one client at a time. Street parking is limited for most of the day, so allow a few extra minutes. The exact address is sent on WhatsApp with your booking confirmation.