If a client asks for a service where the product can be removed easily, what should the practitioner recommend?

When a client requests a nail service that allows for easy removal, recommending gel polish is suitable due to its specific formulation and application process. Gel polish is typically applied in layers and cured under a UV or LED lamp, creating a durable finish that adheres well to the natural nail while also allowing for straightforward removal with a soak-off process.

This method of removal involves soaking the nails in acetone, which breaks down the gel polish effectively without causing significant damage to the natural nail. This makes gel polish an excellent option for clients seeking both longevity and ease of removal, meeting their request for convenience.

In contrast, other nail enhancements like acrylic nails and dip powder are often more difficult to remove, requiring filing or soaking that may be more time-consuming and can involve more damage to the natural nail if not done properly. Nail wraps, while they may be easier to remove than other enhancements, do not provide the same level of durability or finish as gel polish, making gel the preferred recommendation for this specific client request.