What is a Pedicure?
A pedicure is a comprehensive beauty and wellness treatment for the feet and toenails that includes soaking, exfoliation, nail care, callus removal, massage, and polish application. Beyond aesthetics, pedicures promote foot health, hygiene, and overall well-being.
Professional pedicures provide therapeutic benefits including improved circulation, stress relief, and prevention of foot problems like ingrown nails and infections.
Key Benefits:
- • Improves foot health and hygiene
- • Removes dead skin and calluses
- • Promotes better blood circulation
- • Prevents ingrown toenails and infections
- • Provides relaxation and stress relief
- • Enhances overall foot appearance
Types of Pedicures
Basic Pedicures
Classic Pedicure
Essential foot care with polish
$35-$55
Express Pedicure
Quick nail and cuticle care
$25-$40
Dry Pedicure
No water soaking, hygienic option
$40-$65
Luxury Pedicures
Spa Pedicure
Extended massage and exfoliation
$65-$95
Hot Stone Pedicure
Heated stones for muscle relaxation
$75-$105
Paraffin Pedicure
Moisturizing wax treatment
$55-$85
Specialty Pedicures
Medical Pedicure
Therapeutic foot treatment
$85-$125
Fish Pedicure
Garra rufa fish exfoliation
$45-$75
Organic Pedicure
All-natural products
$55-$85
Health Benefits of Regular Pedicures
Physical Benefits
- Improved blood circulation in feet and legs
- Prevention of nail infections and disorders
- Removal of dead skin and calluses
- Relief from foot pain and discomfort
Mental Benefits
- Stress reduction and relaxation
- Improved mood and confidence
- Better sleep quality from relaxation
- Dedicated self-care time
Professional Pedicure Process
Step-by-Step Process:
- 1 Foot Soak: Warm water bath with essential oils and salts
- 2 Nail Care: Trim, shape, and clean toenails
- 3 Cuticle Treatment: Push back and trim excess cuticles
- 4 Exfoliation: Remove dead skin with scrubs and files
- 5 Callus Removal: Smooth rough areas with pumice or tools
- 6 Massage: Relaxing foot and calf massage with lotion
- 7 Polish: Base coat, color, and top coat application
Pedicure Pricing Guide 2025
Basic
- • Foot soak and nail trimming
- • Basic callus removal
- • Regular polish application
- • Short relaxing massage
Spa
- • Extended exfoliation treatment
- • Professional callus removal
- • Extended foot and calf massage
- • Premium polish brands
Luxury
- • Hot stone or paraffin treatment
- • Therapeutic foot mask
- • Extended massage up to knees
- • Nail art and special finishes
Add-On Services:
Daily Foot Care Tips
Daily Care
- Wash feet daily with antibacterial soap
- Moisturize feet twice daily, avoid between toes
- Keep feet dry and change socks regularly
- Inspect feet daily for cuts or problems
Avoid
- Walking barefoot in public areas
- Cutting toenails too short or rounded
- Sharing nail tools or footwear
- Ignoring foot pain or unusual changes
Seasonal Pedicure Ideas
Spring Fresh
Pastel colors and floral designs
Summer Bright
Bold colors and beach themes
Fall Warmth
Rich oranges, browns, and golds
Winter Glam
Deep colors and metallic accents
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I get a pedicure?
Most people benefit from a professional pedicure every 4-6 weeks, though this can vary based on activity level, foot health, and personal preference.
Is it safe to get pedicures regularly?
Yes, when performed at reputable salons with proper sanitation practices. Always ensure tools are sterilized and foot baths are cleaned between clients.
Can I get a pedicure if I have diabetes?
People with diabetes should consult their doctor first and choose salons experienced with diabetic foot care. Inform your technician about your condition.
What should I do if I get a foot infection after a pedicure?
Contact your healthcare provider immediately. Look for signs like unusual pain, swelling, redness, or discharge, and seek prompt medical attention.