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Frequently Asked Questions
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Allow 50 to 70 minutes for the full service, including foot soak, nail care, gentle exfoliation, paraffin dipping, and finishing moisturizer. Timing may vary based on additions like polish or extra callus care; arrive a few minutes early to relax.
Clients with diabetes should consult their physician before booking. We recommend informing your technician; if approved, we use lower temperatures and extra caution to avoid burns or infection. Certain neuropathies may contraindicate wax treatments.
Yes — polish is available as part of the pedicure finishing. Choose from our regular lacquer, long-wear options, or gel upgrades. Please tell your technician your color choice at the beginning so drying and curing fit within your appointment time.
For maintenance, every 3–4 weeks aligns with regular pedicure cycles. For dry, cracked skin or therapeutic relief, biweekly sessions for a short period can accelerate repair; discuss a personalized plan with your technician based on skin condition and lifestyle.
Yes. Open wounds, active infections, contagious skin conditions, severe circulatory problems, recent foot surgery, or loss of sensation can rule out paraffin wax. Always disclose medical history and current medications so the technician can assess suitability and recommend alternatives.
Arrive with clean feet and remove polish if possible. Avoid heavy creams right before treatment. Inform us of allergies, pregnancy, or medical conditions. Wear loose footwear after the service and plan time for polish drying or gel curing.
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