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While there's no general rule on how often you should get a foot pedicure near you, specialists recommend to schedule them monthly or bi-monthly. Doing so can help keep your toenails in their best shape. If your feet are more exposed to walking or running, either from work or daily hobbies, then you may need to get frequent pedicures. Remember to rest your toenails at least two to three weeks before getting a new pedicure service.

Not necessarily, but you can if you're more comfortable using your own tools and nail cosmetics. Nail technicians usually bring them the essentials for a pedicure, so you won't have to worry about anything. They typically use acetone, cotton balls, a cuticle pusher, nail buffer, toenail clippers, and nail polishes. If your service includes a nail spa treatment, a foot bath or pedicure spa is necessary as well.

Definitely! You can also use our platform to book a manicure and pedicure service, or a mani-pedi as we like to call it. It includes all the grooming and cuticle care services to help keep your nails in tip-top shape. If you need a more relaxing mani-pedi service, specialists can also give hand and foot massages, and apply the necessary treatments, depending on the condition of your nails.

Of course! Pedicures aren't exclusive to women, and they're certainly not just for aesthetic purposes. Men who want to keep their toenails clean and healthy can also book a pedicure service. Nail technicians can help with the usual cleaning and trimming, as well as removing ingrown toenails or callused skin, and therapeutic foot services. If you want your nails bare, they can end the pedicure service by only buffing your nails until they are smooth.

Some people think that gel pedicures and shellac are the exact same thing, but there is a clear distinction between the two. Gel pedicure involves a semi-permanent gel, while shellac is more of a semi-permanent polish containing both the regular gel and traditional nail polish. Either way, both gel and shellac pedicures are great for your toenails, and they are both guaranteed to last longer than the basic nail polishes.

Yes! Since gel or shellac polishes are more durable and long-lasting, they are harder to remove than your usual acrylic nail polishes. Simply peeling them off is also a big no! Nail technicians can help remove them by applying acetone-soaked pads or cotton balls to your nails. They'll then wrap your nails with a piece of foil, leaving them as-is for a few minutes. The last step includes the regular tidying, and you're all set!