Spa pedicure
A pedicure is the one service most people book for how it feels rather than how it looks. Ours run in massage chairs with a proper soak, and the upgrades are about time and touch rather than a longer list of products.
Three tiers, honestly described: a classic pedicure covers soak, nail care and polish. A spa pedicure adds an exfoliating scrub, a mask and a longer massage. The deluxe jelly pedicure adds a jelly bath, hot stones and a paraffin finish — the one to pick when your feet have had a long month.
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How the service runs
Soak, then nails and cuticles
Warm soak first so everything softens. Nails are trimmed and shaped, cuticles cleaned, and calluses smoothed — smoothed, not shaved down, which grows back harder.
Scrub, mask, massage
On spa and deluxe tiers, an exfoliating scrub is worked from the toes to below the knee, followed by a mask and a massage that is genuinely part of the service rather than thirty seconds of lotion.
Polish and dry properly
Regular polish or gel, your choice. Gel on toes is worth considering in summer — it survives sandals and pool days in a way regular polish does not.
Making it last
Bring open shoes if you are getting regular polish
Regular polish on toes needs real drying time. Flip-flops solve it. Gel removes the problem entirely — it is hard before you stand up.
Calluses come back faster if they are cut
We smooth rather than shave. It is a slower result over one visit and a much better one over six months.
Ask about pressure
The massage should feel good, not endured. Tell your technician to go lighter or firmer — it is a normal request, not a complaint.
Worn out the door
Three quiet steps
Every appointment follows the same unhurried rhythm — so the result is never left to chance.
Consult
Your artist looks at your nails first — length, condition, how you use your hands — then talks through shape and color. Bring a photo, or start from the seasonal wall.
Prepare
Hospital-grade sterilization on every tool, every visit. Single-use files and buffers are opened in front of you, then discarded.
Perfect
Unhurried detail work under proper light — clean cuticle lines, even edges, and a finish checked from every angle before you leave the chair.
Spa pedicure questions
The questions guests actually ask at the front desk, answered plainly.
- What is included in a spa pedicure?
- A spa pedicure includes a warm soak, nail trimming and shaping, cuticle care, callus smoothing, an exfoliating scrub, a mask and an extended massage, finished with polish. The deluxe jelly pedicure adds a jelly bath, hot stones and a paraffin finish.
- How do you clean the pedicure stations?
- Liners are changed between every guest and the station is cleaned afterwards. Files and buffers are single-use and opened in front of you; reusable metal tools are sterilized between guests.
- Can I get gel polish on my toes?
- Yes, on any pedicure tier. Gel on toes is worth the upgrade in summer — it is hard before you stand up and it survives sandals and pool days that regular polish does not.
- Do you take walk-ins for pedicures?
- Most of the time, weekend afternoons are the first to fill, especially for longer pedicures. Same-day pedicures are available when chairs are open, so booking ahead is recommended for Saturday or Sunday.
Your chair is ready.
Opening hours vary by branch. Walk-ins depend on availability, and weekends usually fill quickly, so booking ahead keeps the time you want.