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Do I have to pay a fee to use Scalapay?
There is no additional charge for you when you pay with Scalapay. But you should keep in mind that if you cannot pay your monthly instalments on time, Scalapay will charge a late fee as follow: La...
Can I get a refund if I paid with Scalapay?
Items purchased with Scalapay follow our standard returns policy. To request a refund, please contact our customer service. Once the refund has been approved by Le Mini Macaron you will receive a ...
What if I don't pay the customs duty?
If you decide to refuse the customs fee, your parcel will be returned to Le Mini Macaron. We will process your order for a refund and in some instances, a custom handling fee may be deducted from ...
Do I need to pay a customs duty fee on my purchase?
Customers from Switzerland (and countries outside of the EU) may need to pay Taxes and Duties for any order.
When goods are imported into a different country or customs territory, there can be a charge applied called 'Customs Duty' that is charged by the local customs authority where the goods are being i...
Customers from Switzerland and UK (and countries outside of EU) may need to pay Taxes and Duties for any order above 150€.
Why is the gel polish so thick?
Gel polishes are thick due to their unique formulation. Gel polishes contain a higher concentration of resins, which is what makes the polish adhere to your nails. Gel polishes also tend to have a ...
Where should I store my gel polishes?
Store your gel polishes in a cool, dry, dark place. Gel polishes should not be exposed to the sun as they contain monomers, which can be activated by exposure to sunlight. Monomers are essential fo...
Why do the gel polishes have a strong scent?
In the beauty industry, the highest standards of safety and compliance would be the regulations in the EU (European Union), which are the strictest in the world. The EU bans over 1,300 items in the...
Currently, we offer shipping to Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, England, Northern Ireland, Austria, Italy, Portugal, Ireland, Slovenia, Luxembourg, Latvia, Poland, Bulgaria, Estonia, and Lithuania...