Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Pedicure.

Most classic pedicures take 45 to 60 minutes, depending on nail shaping and any extra treatments. If you add services like scrubs or extended massage, plan for up to 75 minutes.

Clients with diabetes or poor circulation should consult their physician before a pedicure. We offer modified treatments by appointment only, using sterilized tools and gentle techniques to reduce infection risk and ensure safe, comfortable care.

We can accommodate many types of artificial nails, but polish adhesion varies. If you have gel or acrylic overlays, a technician will assess condition; sometimes removal or a specific polish type is recommended to ensure a neat, durable result.

Arrive with clean feet and remove existing nail polish if possible. Wear open-toe shoes or sandals to protect fresh polish. Inform us of any foot conditions, allergies, or medications so we can tailor the treatment and ensure safe, comfortable care.

Regular polish typically lasts seven to fourteen days depending on activity, nail growth, and aftercare. To extend wear, avoid heavy water exposure early, apply topcoat every few days, and wear protective footwear during chores or exercise.

Yes — we prioritize certified organic, cruelty-free products whenever possible for foot soaks, scrubs, and lotions. Some specialized polishes may be conventional; technicians will discuss options and hypoallergenic alternatives to match preferences and ensure a natural, safe pedicure experience.