Spa Pedicure
A spa pedicure is a classic pedicure with added skincare and relaxation steps for the feet and lower legs — usually an exfoliating scrub, a mask or wrap, hot towels and a longer massage. The nail work is much the same; the extra time and comfort are the point.
- Pedicure
- No downtime
- Beauty treatment
- Nails · Pedicure
Overview
Appointments generally run 60 minutes or more. After the soak, trim and hard-skin smoothing, the technician exfoliates the feet and calves, applies a mask or wrap, uses hot towels, and gives an extended massage before polish. Some menus build the service around bath salts and a specific product line; others centre it on the massage. Ask what is actually included, since the word covers a lot of ground.
The result is feet that look and feel smoother for several days, on top of the same finished nails a classic pedicure gives you. It is a popular booking in sandal season and before travel, and a common alternate-visit upgrade for people who otherwise book the basic service.
How it works
Warm water and a scrub loosen surface flakes so the skin looks smoother and lotion spreads evenly; heat from towels, booties or paraffin makes the skin feel softer and the massage more comfortable. Nothing here changes the structure of the nail or removes hard skin permanently — build-up returns with normal walking and footwear, which is why these services are booked on a rhythm rather than once.
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