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Get answers to common questions about On-The-Go Pedicure.
The On-The-Go Pedicure typically lasts about 25–35 minutes, depending on nail condition and polish choice. It’s designed for speed without sacrificing care; upgrades like gel or extra exfoliation will lengthen the appointment.
Your On-The-Go Pedicure includes a warm foot soak, precise nail trimming and shaping, careful cuticle care, a light exfoliation, a quick five-minute lotion massage, and your choice of regular polish for an efficient, refreshing result.
Yes — gel or specialty polish can usually be added as an upgrade, but it requires extra time for curing and may increase cost. Tell your technician when booking so we can reserve sufficient time and materials.
Our On-The-Go Pedicure can be adapted for mild sensitivity. Please inform your technician of any irritations, allergies, or chronic conditions. We avoid aggressive exfoliation and tailor pressure during the massage; for diabetes or severe circulatory issues, consult your doctor first.
Appointments are recommended to guarantee your preferred time, especially during peak hours. Walk-ins are welcome when availability permits, but booking online or by phone ensures we have time reserved for your On-The-Go Pedicure.
We cannot perform an On-The-Go Pedicure on open wounds, active fungal infections, severe athlete’s foot, or if you’ve recently had foot surgery. Clients with uncontrolled diabetes or circulatory problems should get medical clearance before receiving any pedicure.
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