Classic Pedicure
$3545 minutes
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What is Classic Pedicure?
The Classic Pedicure is our everyday pedicure. It includes nail shaping, cuticle care, a sugar scrub and a lotion massage, finished with polish.
Overview
The Classic Pedicure is our everyday pedicure. It includes nail shaping, cuticle care, a sugar scrub and a lotion massage, finished with polish. It takes about 45 minutes. Choose regular polish, or gel for $50.
What's included
- Nail shaping
- Cuticle care
- Sugar scrub
- Lotion massage
- Regular polish, or gel for $50
Who it's for
- A shorter pedicure visit of about 45 minutes
- A pedicure with nail shaping, cuticle care and a sugar scrub
- Regular visits between longer spa pedicures
How long it lasts
Regular polish on toes usually looks good for around two weeks. Gel polish often lasts longer than regular polish, depending on your nails and daily use.
Maintenance
Many people come back every three to four weeks. Moisturizing your feet regularly is a simple habit between visits.
How it compares
Super Sport takes about 60 minutes and adds a mint mask and hot towels to the Classic's steps, for $43 instead of $35. Deluxe Pedicure takes about 70 minutes and adds a bubbling soak, hot stones, a mud mask and paraffin wax. The Classic is the 45-minute option, for $35.
FAQs
Should I shave my legs before a pedicure?
Many people prefer not to shave right before a pedicure, because freshly shaved skin can feel sensitive.
Can I get gel on my toes?
Yes. Choose the gel option when you book. Gel brings the Classic Pedicure to $50, compared with $35 for regular polish. Gel often lasts longer than regular polish.
Do I need to bring sandals?
With regular polish, open shoes help it set without smudging. For gel, ask your technician when closed shoes are fine.
How is the Classic Pedicure different from Super Sport?
Both include cuticle care and a sugar scrub. Super Sport adds a mint mask and hot towels and takes about 60 minutes instead of 45. The Classic costs $35 and Super Sport $43.
Price
$35
Duration
45 minutes
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