Choose a technician who cleans tools between clients, uses single-use files, does not cut cuticles and offers proper removal. Verified listings are coming soon.
Verified listings: coming soon
We do not list anyone we have not checked. No technicians are listed yet. Send us your area and the look you want, and we will reply with options as listings go live.
Questions to ask before you book
- How are metal tools cleaned between clients? Are files and buffers single use?
- What acrylic product do you use?
- Is removal of my old set included?
- Do you cut cuticles? (Dermatologists advise against it.)
- How long will the appointment take?
What to look for
The AAD suggests checking that stations are clean, the technician washes their hands between clients and no dirty tools are lying around. If a salon does not look clean, move on.
Nail professionals: get listed
If you do acrylic nails in Kenya, salon-based or mobile, enquire to be listed. We will ask for your published price list, service area, photos of your own work and your hygiene routine. Listing is free while we launch. We check every detail before it goes live.
Related: acrylics in Nairobi and published prices.
Ready to enquire?
Know the look you want? Send a photo or a description and we will come back with options and pricing.
Sources
Checked 21 October 2026. This page is general information, not medical advice. If a nail is painful, swollen or changes colour, see a doctor.