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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 Russian Pedicure (Gel).
The Russian Pedicure (Gel) uses specialized e-file bits to meticulously clean the nail bed and remove dry skin without aggressive nipper cutting. It provides a neater, longer-lasting finish and ends with a professional gel polish for chip-resistant, high-gloss results.
Most clients find the Russian Pedicure (Gel) comfortable; the e-file removes dead skin gently when performed by a trained technician. You may feel light vibration or pressure. Inform your technician of any pain, open wounds, or infections so we can adjust or postpone service.
Because of the precise cleaning and gel polish, the tidy appearance often stays longer than a traditional pedicure. Gel color typically lasts 2–4+ weeks depending on activity and nail growth. We recommend maintenance appointments every 4–6 weeks for optimal results.
If you have minor dryness or calluses, the Russian Pedicure (Gel) is usually safe. We cannot treat active fungal infections, severe ingrown nails, open wounds, or circulatory issues — you’ll need a medical consult first. A brief intake lets us assess suitability.
Arrive with clean, polish-free nails if possible and bring open-toed shoes or flip-flops to protect your new gel polish. Avoid applying heavy creams immediately before your appointment and let us know about recent foot treatments or medical conditions.
Apply cuticle oil and foot moisturizer daily, avoid picking at the polish, and wear protective shoes until the gel fully sets. Minimize prolonged hot baths or harsh chemicals for the first 48 hours and schedule regular maintenance visits to preserve results.