A manicure focuses on caring for the hands, nails, and cuticles, while a pedicure treats the feet, toenails, and heels. Both include cleaning, shaping, and nail polish application.

• Manicure: 30–60 minutes depending on the type of treatment • Pedicure: 45–75 minutes depending on the level of care

Yes! Gel polish offers a long-lasting, chip-resistant finish, while builder gel can strengthen weak nails and add structure.

No. When carried out by a professional, manicures and pedicures strengthen and protect your nails while keeping them healthy.

• Manicure: Every 2–3 weeks for polish or gel maintenance • Pedicure: Every 4–6 weeks for healthy, maintained feet

Yes, but it’s important to inform your therapist so they can adjust the treatment to avoid damage.

Yes, it’s best to arrive with clean nails free from polish to allow your therapist to work effectively.

• Moisturise hands and feet regularly • Avoid harsh chemicals or soaking nails for prolonged periods immediately after treatment • For gel or builder gel, follow the recommended removal process to prevent damage

Certain conditions, like fungal infections, open wounds, or severe nail damage, may require postponing the treatment. Always consult your therapist beforehand.