A pedicure without the rush
Feet take more work than hands, and a good pedicure should never feel like a production line. Appointments are booked one client at a time, so there is time to do the details properly: shaping, cuticle care, smoothing rough skin on the heels, and a clean, even finish.
Choose your pedicure
- Pedicure ($60) — nail shaping, cuticle care and heel work for smooth, tidy feet.
- Gel polish pedicure ($80) — the full pedicure finished with gel colour that stays glossy and chip-free for weeks.
- Toenails only ($50) — nail and cuticle work without the heel treatment.
Why choose gel on your toes?
Gel polish on toenails usually lasts noticeably longer than on fingernails, because toenails grow more slowly and take less daily wear. It is a good choice before a holiday, a wedding or sandal season, when you want your feet done once and then not think about them for weeks.
What to expect
We start with your nails and cuticles, then move on to any rough or dry skin on the heels. Tools are cleaned and disinfected between every client. You choose your colour, and if you go for gel, it is cured under a lamp, so you can put your shoes straight back on.
Your feet are in good hands: one client described leaving with “beauty to my legs” and praised the careful cleaning and attention to detail. Read more client reviews.
Pedicure aftercare
- Moisturise your heels every night to keep them smooth between visits.
- Wear breathable shoes and dry your feet well, especially between the toes.
- Cut toenails straight across rather than curved to help prevent ingrown nails.
- Don’t peel off gel polish — book a removal instead.
Pair it with a manicure
Many clients book a gel manicure and pedicure back to back for a matching set. Product removal from another salon is a $10 add-on for either.