French Pedicure Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about French Pedicure.
A French Pedicure usually lasts two to four weeks, depending on nail growth, activity level, and aftercare. Regular exposure to water and abrasive tasks may shorten wear; scheduling touch-ups every three to four weeks helps maintain the crisp white tips and overall finish.
We accommodate sensitive skin and diabetic clients with modified treatments, hypoallergenic products, and extra precautions. Prior consultation is required to assess foot health; medical conditions may alter or restrict certain steps. Safety and comfort are our top priorities during every pedicure.
Arrive with clean, polish-free nails and avoid heavy lotions on feet so products adhere properly. Wear open-toed shoes after your appointment, and communicate any recent foot issues to your technician before service begins.
Yes, gel French tips are available upon request. Gel options offer extra durability and a glossier finish, though curing under LED/UV lights is required. Inform your technician if you prefer gel or traditional polish so they can plan the appropriate products and time.
Most French Pedicure appointments last between 45 and 75 minutes, depending on additional treatments such as callus care, exfoliation, or gel polish. Your technician confirms estimated duration when booking and can tailor the service to fit your schedule and needs.
Protect nails by avoiding prolonged soaking for 24 hours and wearing open footwear immediately after. Apply cuticle oil daily, use gentle cleansers, and schedule timely touch-ups. Treat nails gently and avoid harsh chemicals to preserve tips and prevent premature chipping.