Manicure and pedicure

Hands and feet in one visit, booked back to back — one conversation about colour, one stretch of quiet, and both done properly.

The appointment

How a combined visit runs

Two full treatments, in the order that keeps each finish safe.

One conversation

Finishes and colours for both are decided at the start — matching, complementary, or entirely different.
Feet first

The pedicure comes first, so freshly finished fingernails are not working while toes are done.
Then hands

The manicure follows, from shaping and cuticle care through preparation to the finish.
Everything set

With gel on both, everything is fully cured before you leave — shoes on, bag in hand, nothing to smudge.

Finishes

Toenails grow more slowly, so the same finish lasts longer on feet than on hands. Pricing for each is on Mindbody.

The same colour on hands and feet. Classic, and the easiest choice when you are unsure.

A softer shade on hands and a deeper one on toes, or the reverse — related, not identical.

Gel on toes lasts four to six weeks, so many people pair it with whichever manicure finish suits that week.

Questions

No. Polish on one and gel on the other is perfectly fine; choose for how you use your hands and how long you want each to last.

So that the manicure is the last thing done. Finished fingernails are then never at risk while the rest of the appointment carries on.

Choose both treatments on Mindbody, back to back. Full timing and pricing for each are listed there.

Also at the studio

Careful, unhurried, and finished with the polish or gel of your choice — an hour that should feel like a pause, not a production line.