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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Regular Pedicure.
A standard Regular Pedicure usually lasts 45 to 60 minutes. Timing varies with nail condition and any additional treatments. Arrive a few minutes early to check in; tell your technician about any foot sensitivities so they can adjust pressure and products.
We advise consulting our nail technician before booking. Mild fungal or skin issues may require medical clearance; we can offer safe, sanitized care or recommend a medical pedicure. For active infections, we may postpone treatment to protect clients and staff.
Allow polish to set at least 30 to 60 minutes; with quick-dry polish, shoes are usually fine after 30 minutes. For gel polish, wait the full recommended curing time. Avoid tight shoes immediately after to prevent smudging or pressure on nails.
Yes, generally safe. We avoid strong chemicals and adjust techniques for comfort. Inform your technician about pregnancy stage or breastfeeding so we can use gentle products and avoid pressure points. Always consult your healthcare provider if you have pregnancy complications.
Yes. Our technicians can safely remove polish before your pedicure, including non-gel lacquers. Gel or acrylic removal may require extra time and specialized techniques. Inform us when booking if removal is needed so we can allocate appropriate time.
Remove old polish if possible, wear open-toed shoes to protect fresh polish, and wash feet before arriving. Inform us of any foot injuries, allergies, or medical conditions so we can adapt the treatment for safety and comfort.