Princess Pedicure Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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I had a regular manicure with Olga, and I’m honestly so impressed. She took her time and d...more
Great experience so friendly welcoming, and my nails look fantastic!
Friendly, clean, welcoming, and they did a great job with my pedicure!
I got the best manicure I've ever had here. Ani is a perfectionist; she is so good! Everyo...more
My first time here and my nails are perfect. They cut cuticles and make sure each nail is ...more
Very professional, very kind. Great experience from the moment I walked in. My nail tech ...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Princess Pedicure.
Our Princess Pedicure is designed for children ages 3 to 12, though younger toddlers can be accommodated with parental supervision. We prioritize safety and comfort—please mention any special needs when booking so we can prepare appropriately.
Yes—parents and guardians are welcome to join. We encourage family pampering and offer adjacent seating so adults can relax nearby. Please let us know when booking if you need two technicians for simultaneous services.
Appointments usually last twenty to thirty minutes, depending on the child’s attention span and any extra add-ons. We keep sessions brisk and enjoyable while ensuring careful grooming and a neat polish application.
Yes. We use professional regular polishes formulated for cosmetic use and avoid harsh chemicals. If your child has sensitivities, inform us—chip-resistant options and quick-dry formulas are available to minimize odor and irritation.
We follow strict sanitation: all metal tools are sterilized in an autoclave, disposable files and buffers used when appropriate, and foot baths are disinfected between clients. Our technicians adhere to glove use and handwashing protocols.
Absolutely—children can choose any bright or sparkly shade from our polish collection. For small nail art like stickers or single-dot accents, let the technician know; more elaborate designs may require an upgrade or extra time.