Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Spa Pedicure.

You’ll enjoy a soothing soak, nail trimming and shaping, cuticle care, exfoliation, hydrating mask or scrub, a relaxing foot and calf massage, and polish application. Technicians personalize treatments to your needs and discuss preferences before starting.

Most Spa Pedicures take 50 to 70 minutes depending on added treatments. Please allow extra time for gel polish or extensive callus work. Bookings can be adjusted; tell us when reserving so we schedule the proper session length.

Yes. We use gentle, fragrance-free options and can tailor products to sensitive skin. Please inform your technician about allergies or reactions; patch tests are available. Avoid treatments if you have open wounds, active infections, or severe foot conditions until cleared.

If you suspect fungal infection, we recommend consulting your doctor first. Some fungal conditions may be treated by our technicians with separate tools and protocols, but active infections often require medical care before a full spa pedicure for safety and sanitation.

You can usually wear shoes immediately, but allow polish 10–15 minutes to dry fully. For gel polish, expect immediate wear after curing under the lamp; avoid tight shoes for a few hours if your feet are still soft from massage or oil.

Yes. Popular upgrades include gel polish, paraffin treatments, extended massages, callus removal, aromatherapy, and hot stone add-ons. Prices and availability vary—ask when booking or consult our menu online to customize your Spa Pedicure for extra pampering.