Pedicure colors are a short list. Classic red, soft nude, coral, deep plum and white cover most toe color ideas. At Nailed It Spa in Fresno, you pick one of the five pedicures, decide whether to add gel, and bring a photo of the shade you have in mind.
Which pedicure colors suit each season?
Five color families cover most toe color ideas. They are general style ideas, so a photo of the exact shade helps when you book.
- Classic red: a clean, bright red that many people wear all year.
- Soft nude: a pale beige or pink, easy to wear with sandals or closed shoes.
- Coral: a warm orange-pink that many people reach for in sandal weather.
- Deep plum: a dark purple with a red tone, a common pick for fall and winter.
- White: a crisp or milky white that many people choose in summer.
Pick one family and keep it on every toe for the simplest look.
What are good neutral toe nail colors?
Soft nude, sheer pink and milky white are the usual neutral toe nail colors. They go with most outfits, so they suit you if your fingernail color changes often. You can leave your toes in a neutral and change only the manicure.
What toe colors work for fall and winter?
Deep plum, burgundy, chocolate brown and muted taupe are common fall and winter toe colors. Many people simply go a shade deeper than their summer color, such as burgundy in place of classic red or rust in place of coral. Soft nude stays an easy choice when you want something quieter.
Should your nails and toes be the same color?
No rule says they have to match. Many people use the same shade on both, or go a shade deeper on their toes. Others pair neutral fingers with a bold toe color, or the other way around. Soft nude on the fingers with classic red or deep plum on the toes is one easy way to try it.
If you want a matched set, book a manicure and a pedicure in the same visit and show the shade once.
Is gel worth adding to a pedicure?
Gel adds $15 to every pedicure, so a gel Classic Pedicure costs $35 + $15 in cash. Gel polish usually wears longer than regular polish, and the gel pedicure guide covers it in more detail.
Which pedicure should you book?
Choose by the time you have and the steps you want. Listed prices are cash prices, and gel adds $15 to each one.
| Pedicure | Listed time | Cash price | Good fit when |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Pedicure | 45 minutes | $35 + $15 for gel | You want the shortest visit, with nail shaping, cuticle care, a sugar scrub and a lotion massage |
| Super Sport | 60 minutes | $43 + $15 for gel | You want a mint mask and hot towels added to the basics |
| Super Silky | 70 minutes | $53 + $15 for gel | You want a sea salt soak, a callus remover and paraffin wax |
| Deluxe Pedicure | 70 minutes | $63 + $15 for gel | You want hot stones along with a bubbling soak and a mud mask |
| Mega Pedicure | 90 minutes | $73 + $15 for gel | You want the longest visit, with a volcano spa treatment and a 20-minute hot stone massage |
Card payments add 2.5%, and prices may vary with nail length and design complexity. For the full list of steps in each pedicure, read the pedicure options comparison.
Choose your color family, decide on gel, and book your pedicure.
