Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Pedicure.

Most clients schedule a pedicure every four to six weeks to maintain nail shape, cuticle health, and smooth skin. Frequency depends on activity level, footwear, and personal preferences. People with specific foot issues may require more frequent professional care.

If you have diabetes, poor circulation, or neuropathy, consult your physician before a pedicure. We offer medical-friendly treatments and highly trained technicians who use sanitized tools and gentler techniques; however, medical clearance is recommended for your safety.

Yes — gel polish is available. Gel services require curing under an LED lamp and may add appointment time. If removing existing gel, please allow extra time or book a removal service to avoid damage. Ask about durable, chip-resistant gel colors.

Arrive with clean feet and remove existing polish if possible. Wear open-toed shoes or bring sandals to protect fresh polish. Avoid heavy lotions before your appointment and let us know about allergies, recent foot treatments, or any skin concerns so we can tailor the service.

A basic pedicure typically lasts 45 to 60 minutes. Deluxe or gel services, callus treatments, or polish changes add time, extending the appointment to 75 minutes or more. Professionals recommend booking a longer slot if you want massage or extra exfoliation.

Longevity depends on polish type and footwear. Regular polish may chip within a week with heavy footwear; gel offers two to three weeks of wear. To prolong results, avoid tight shoes for 24 hours, apply top coat, and wear sandals for the first day.