Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Pedicure.

Most pedicures take between 45 and 75 minutes depending on treatments chosen. Basic grooming and polish are quicker; add-ons like upgrades or enhancements extend time. We recommend arriving a few minutes early to relax and ensure full service time.

Clients with diabetes should consult their physician before a pedicure. If cleared, inform our technician — we use extra precautions, gentle techniques, and sanitized tools. We may avoid aggressive treatments and focus on soothing, protective care to minimize risk.

For best results, remove old polish and wear open-toed shoes. Avoid shaving immediately before the treatment if you have sensitive skin. Arrive on time, communicate any foot concerns, and let us know about allergies or medical conditions.

Standard salon polish usually lasts around two to four weeks depending on activity level, footwear, and aftercare. Gel or enhancement options extend wear up to several weeks. To prolong results, keep feet dry initially and apply cuticle oil regularly.

Most pedicures are safe during pregnancy, but always inform your technician and healthcare provider. We avoid strong chemicals, prolonged soaking, and certain essential oils. Choose gentle treatments and tell us about swelling, varicose veins, or medical concerns beforehand.

Yes. We follow strict sanitation protocols: instruments are sterilized between clients using medical-grade autoclaves, and disposables are single-use. Our staff adheres to hygiene standards to prevent infections and ensure a safe, comfortable pedicure experience for every guest.