ALL MY NAILS SALON will allow the client or customers only to be in our salon, no guests will be allowed in the salon with you.

ALL MY NAILS does regular check-ups of the staff and temperatures. We will check the temperature of the customers with a Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer. Please be sure to check your temperature before booking and entering our salon.

Before and after service, Everyone is required to wash hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or use hand sanitizer.

Please abstain from any kind of physical contact, such as hugging or shaking hands with other clients or employees.

Any kind of eatables or beverages is currently suspended at ALL MY NAILs SALON.

ALL MY NAILS staff can and will help you in making your next appointment,  this can be done by either giving you access to the online booking system or booking you at the salon in our system.

To protect our employees and valued customers from any kind of issue, we have equipped our salon with protective barriers to help keep and avoid contacts with others

Everyone at ALL My NAIL Salon will be required to wear a face mask, all masks must cover your nose, mouth, and chin at all times. (This includes all Clients that have had their first vaccine or  are fully vaccinated

In case someone missed placed their mask, dropped it in the snow or rain forgot it in the car, we can offer you a mask.

We request you to keep your belongings, including the cell phone, wallets, or any other item in your bag.

In case you are having any symptoms of Covid-19, then you are advised to visit The Region of Waterloo Public Health website at (https://www.regionofwaterloo.ca/en/health-and-wellness/2019-novel-coronavirus.aspx or call.

You need to notify us in case of any symptoms or when you are not feeling well.

If the Government announces any new instructions, they will be followed and implemented in our policies.

Should you have any questions, concerns please don’t hesitate to email or phone us – All My Nails Health and Safety Team.

Biotin is a B-complex vitamin. It aids in the metabolism of protein-building amino acids, which are essential for nail development, and promotes healthy cell growth. Biotin-rich foods and supplements may assist in the strengthening of brittle fingernails. A few small studies back up the use of biotin supplements in this way. 

Biotin deficiency is uncommon, and while there is no RDA for the vitamin, the Adequate Intake (AI) recommendation for adults has been set at 30 micrograms per day.

Biotin is present in the highest concentrations in organ meats like liver, but it’s also in egg yolk, dairy products, yeast, salmon, avocado, sweet potato, nuts, seeds, and even cauliflower.

Note: While biotin deficiency is uncommon, taking biotin in the form of foods or supplements can help strengthen
and develop brittle nails.

You’re probably doing a lot of hand washing right now (and you should!). However, since that might dry out your skin, you can use a moisturizer afterward. Footlogix’s is not only great for you feet but also your hands. Footlogix DD Cream mouse or very dry formulae which is a favorite with some All My Nails staffers.

De-Stress With a Manicure

With all that extra time spent on your hands, don’t forget about your nails. There is no shortage of prepackaged manicure tool kits, but you probably don’t need them. They often include a bunch of products you likely won’t use. Instead, get yourself the basic tools:

Nail clippers: These are sharp, durable, and long-lasting. Look for one that has a built-in tool for cleaning under your nails, or a basic nail brush will suffice.

Tropical Shine and Beauty Secrets nail files: These are two emery boards that aren’t too costly. Crystal or metal files are easier to wipe, according to skilled nail technicians. Like this ASP file, I prefer crystal.

Tropical Shine buffers: Buffers smooth and shine your nails, but don’t use them more than once a month or you might accidentally wear them down.

I understand how tempting it is to cut and push those cuticles, but you should avoid doing so because you risk introducing bacteria and infecting yourself. To stop cracking, use cuticle oil and keep your hands moisturized.

If you’re looking for a manicure in a package, Olive and June Mani Kits have all the polishes and equipment you’ll need without the extras.

You’ll get a nail clipper, file, buffer, nail polish remover, thin nail brush, cuticle serum, polish, and a universal polish bottle handle, depending on which choice you choose. As nice as it is to have a freshly painted manicure, nail polish chips. Nail stickers don’t.

We use Dashing Diva; they’re easy to put on—just use the included file at the edge of your nail to remove and smooth out the excess—and they come in a lot of fun prints. You won’t have to worry about chipping or waiting for your nails to dry with this sticker manicure, which should last for at least a week. Most importantly, they don’t look like stickers.

Try Nail Art

If your polish collection is lacking, you don’t have to go out and buy every Essie color there is (at $9 a pop, it adds up quickly). As long as you’ve got one or two base colors, look for design polishes with a long, fine brush like these. They make it easy to do line designs or to add a pop of color to otherwise basic nails.

If you’ve already got a solid collection of colors, opt for thin nail polish brushes instead. Just be sure to clean the polish off the brush immediately so the bristles don’t dry up. Dotting pens make it easy to draw flowers and polka dots. If you want to go all-in, you can get a nail art set that includes brushes, dotting pens, glitter, sequins, and anything else you could possibly want to put on your nails. We haven’t tried this one, but it has great reviews.

When it comes to nail art, you have to be willing to try and try again, no matter how many times you mess up (and you will mess up). If there ever was a time to learn, it’s right now, as no one will see them.