Pedicure
Feet put back in order: nails cut to the right length, hard skin reduced, skin softened.
In a few words
- Routine upkeep at 45 €, thirty minutes
- Callus, corns and thickened nails treated at 55 €
- Polish optional, forty-minute session
- Foot mask in the 75 € luxe option
Practical information
- From
- €45.00
- Recommended sessions
- Every four to six weeks.
- After the session
- Nothing to plan for.
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The treatment in detail
The cosmetic pedicure (45 €, thirty minutes) cuts and files the nails, pushes back the cuticles, buffs the heels and ends with a short massage. This is routine upkeep.
The 55 € option deals with hard areas: thick callus under the heel or the ball of the foot, corns, thickened nails. It works with a buffer and nippers, on skin softened by a foot bath. It is not a podiatry consultation: lasting pain, an infected ingrown nail or a diabetic foot belong with a podiatrist or a doctor.
With polish the session runs to forty minutes: cosmetic pedicure and polish 59 €, the callus option with polish 69 €.
The luxe pedicure (75 €) adds a foot mask to the rest of the session.
You can expect…
Smooth heels, short clean nails, supple skin.
Hard skin comes back in four to six weeks depending on how much you walk and on your shoes.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the two options?
The 45 € one is upkeep: nails, cuticles, buffed heels. The 55 € one treats thick callus, corns and thickened nails.
Is this a medical pedicure?
No. The session works on hard skin and nails. Lasting pain, an infected ingrown nail or a diabetic foot belong with a podiatrist.
Can polish be applied the same day?
Yes, the session then runs to forty minutes. Gel polish is booked at the nail bar.
Contraindications
- Diabetes: the session needs medical advice or a podiatrist
- Nail or foot fungus in progress
- Inflamed or infected ingrown nail
- Wound, open crack or plantar wart
- Impaired circulation or sensation in the feet
This information does not replace medical advice. An individual assessment comes before any first session, and the treatment may be declined if your situation does not allow it.