Pedicures should be repeated every 6 weeks to ensure the health of your nails. Normal polish lasts up to 3 days whilst gel polish lasts up to 3 weeks.

Unfortunately not all treatments are for everyone.

Please check our contraindications list to make sure you avoid disappointment.

• Cuts/Abrasions

• Scar tissue (6 months minor operation, 2 years major operation)

• Sunburn

• Undiagnosed Lumps/Bumps

• Hypersensitive skin

• Swelling/Bruising

• Nail infection.

• Skin disorders or infections affecting the hands or feet.

• Broken sore skin in treatment area.

• Nail separation.

• Bruising or broken bones.

• Recent scar tissue.

• Extremely weak nails.

• Badly bitten nails.

• Verrucas

• Any questions please email [email protected]

PEDICURE AFTERCARE

The following aftercare advice is essential to help reduce the risk of treatment complications, to improve your comfort and to help achieve the best possible results from treatment.

Please follow the aftercare advice for pedicure treatment.

• Wash feet daily and dry thoroughly.

• Allow adequate time for your nails to dry after treatment.

• Use a foot powder if your feet sweat.

• Avoid wearing tight fitting shoes, tights or socks too often, allow the feet to breathe.

• Use a pumice or exfoliant on your feet weekly to keep hard skin under control.

• Regular use of a moisturising heel balm can help prevent dry, cracked heel skin.

• Use moisturising lotion on the feet and legs.

• Drink plenty of water to keep hydrated.

• Cut and file nails straight across and keep them at a sensible length.

• Use a cuticle oil daily as moisturising your nails will encourage healthy nail growth.

• Contact your therapist as soon as possible if you notice any unwanted side effects afterwards.