Extensions · North York

Polygel nails, North York’s lightweight extension.

Searching for polygel nails North York clients actually keep coming back for? Evoire Beauty sculpts strong, featherlight polygel extensions in any shape — square, almond, coffin, stiletto or duck — finished with gel colour, French tips or custom art.

Polygel nails North York — long stiletto set with crystals by Evoire Beauty
The product

What are polygel nails?

Polygel is a hybrid of acrylic and hard gel. It comes as a thick, putty-like gel that does not run or self-level, so your nail tech can sculpt it precisely with a brush and a little slip solution, then cure it under an LED lamp. It has no strong monomer smell like traditional acrylic, and it hardens only when it is cured — which gives us time to perfect every shape.

For clients who want polygel nails North York side without the heaviness of acrylic, it is the sweet spot: lighter on the hand, flexible enough to resist cracking, and strong enough for real length. You can read more about the different kinds of artificial nails and how they compare.

Why polygel

7 reasons clients choose polygel at Evoire

  1. Lightweight

    Sets feel natural, even at longer lengths.

  2. Strong but flexible

    Less brittle than acrylic, so fewer cracks and breaks.

  3. Low odour

    No strong acrylic smell in the studio.

  4. Any shape

    Square, almond, coffin, stiletto, duck — sculpted to suit your hands.

  5. Easy refills

    Rebalance every two to three weeks instead of starting over.

  6. Gentler removal

    Filed down carefully, with no aggressive prying or ripping.

  7. Perfect canvas

    Ideal under French tips, chrome, gems and hand-painted art.

Polygel nails North York — duck-shape set by Evoire Beauty
A statement duck shape, sculpted in lightweight polygel.
Your appointment

How a polygel full set works

  1. Design chat

    Choose shape, length and finish. Bring inspo pictures — the more the better.

  2. Nail prep

    Russian-style dry cuticle prep and a light buff so product bonds properly.

  3. Sculpt & cure

    Polygel is applied with dual forms or sculpted, cured, then filed into a balanced shape.

  4. Colour & art

    Gel colour, French, chrome or custom designs, sealed with a high-shine top coat.

Pricing

Polygel prices

  • Polygel Full SetAbout 2 hrs · includes prep, extensions, shaping and gel colourfrom $70
  • Polygel RefillAbout 1 hr 30 min · every 2–3 weeksfrom $55
  • Removal (other salon)About 20 min+$15
  • French, chrome, nail art, gemsAdd 10–20 min+$10–15
Care guide

How long do polygel nails last?

A well-applied polygel set looks great for three to four weeks. As your natural nail grows, the weight of the extension slowly moves forward, so we recommend a refill every two to three weeks to keep the apex — the strongest point of the nail — in the right place.

Polygel nails North York clients wear through Toronto winters need a little extra care: cold air and indoor heating dry out skin and nails fast, so cuticle oil is your best friend from November to March.

Polygel nails North York with silver chrome finish
Silver chrome over polygel extensions.

Which shape suits you?

The beauty of polygel nails, North York clients tell us, is that any shape is possible without the weight. Here is a quick guide:

  • Square: classic, strong and practical; perfect for French tips.
  • Almond: soft and elongating; flatters shorter fingers.
  • Coffin / ballerina: bold and modern; best at medium to long length.
  • Stiletto: dramatic and sharp; we often soften the point for everyday wear.
  • Duck: a flared statement shape for clients who love to stand out.

Not sure? Bring a few photos and we will recommend the shape that balances your nail beds and your lifestyle.

Why book polygel nails North York side with Evoire?

We are a private, by-appointment studio, so your set is never rushed and you have your nail tech’s full attention. Every polygel set starts with careful Russian-style prep, which is the real secret behind sets that do not lift. And because we specialize in just two services, we do them every single day.

Clients come for polygel nails in North York from Willowdale, Yonge and Sheppard, Yonge and Finch and across Toronto. If you are searching for polygel nails North York locals recommend, we would love to show you what lightweight extensions can feel like.

Polygel nails North York — cow-print French tips
Cow-print French tips on polygel: art and strength together.

Polygel aftercare tips

  • Use your fingertips, not your nails, to open cans and peel stickers.
  • Wear gloves for cleaning, and dry your hands well after washing.
  • Oil your cuticles daily to keep the product flexible.
  • Never pick or pry off lifted product — message us and we’ll repair it.
  • Book refills on time; long gaps make breaks more likely.

Following these steps keeps polygel nails North York winters throw at them looking glossy and strong for weeks. For the full routine, read our polygel nail aftercare guide.

We serve clients from all over North York, the Yonge Street corridor and the rest of Toronto. See recent polygel sets or read nail tips in our Journal.

FAQ

Polygel nails North York — your questions

Is polygel better than acrylic?

Polygel is lighter, more flexible and has almost no odour, so many clients find it more comfortable than acrylic. Acrylic can be slightly harder, but for most everyday wear polygel offers the best balance of strength and comfort.

How much are polygel nails at Evoire?

A polygel full set at Evoire Beauty in North York starts at $70 and a refill starts at $55. French tips, chrome and nail art are $10 to $15 extra.

Does polygel damage your natural nails?

Polygel itself is not damaging. Damage usually comes from over-filing during prep or from picking off product. We use gentle prep and careful removal to protect your natural nails.

How often do I need a polygel refill?

Every two to three weeks is ideal. Waiting longer lets the extension become unbalanced, which can lead to lifting or breaks.

Can I get long or stiletto polygel nails?

Yes. Polygel is strong enough for long lengths and dramatic shapes like stiletto and coffin, while still feeling light on the hand.