Here is what it costs, before you ring us.
Every price, plus the two things a price list never tells you: how long you will be sitting in the chair, and how long it will actually last before you are back. Both of those change the answer more than the price does.
| Service | In the chair | Before you are back | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic manicureShape, cuticles, buff and regular polish | 30 min | 5 to 7 days | $28 |
| Gel manicureSame, cured under the lamp, dry when you stand up | 45 min | 2 to 3 weeks | $45 |
| Dip powderNo lamp, more strength, good on thin nails | 55 min | 3 to 4 weeks | $52 |
| Acrylic full setLength added, shaped to whatever you ask for | 75 min | Fill at 2 to 3 weeks | $62 |
| Acrylic fillThe regrowth at the base, rebalanced | 50 min | Another 2 to 3 weeks | $42 |
| Gel extensionsLighter than acrylic, and kinder to the natural nail | 80 min | 3 to 4 weeks | $70 |
| Soak off, no new setProperly, not picked off. Please do not pick them off | 20 min | n/a | $15 |
| Soak off with a new setIncluded, not added on | included | n/a | free |
| One repaired nailBetween appointments, walk in | 15 min | To your next fill | $8 |
| Hand painted art, per nailBring a photograph, we will tell you honestly if we can match it | 5 to 15 min | As long as the set | $4–$12 |
| Under 12, handsShort, shaped, one colour, and they choose it | 20 min | 4 to 5 days | $16 |
| Service | In the chair | Before you are back | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic pedicureSoak, nails, cuticles, callus, a short massage, polish | 40 min | 3 weeks | $38 |
| Gel pedicureThe same, cured, so it survives a holiday | 50 min | 4 to 6 weeks | $52 |
| Deluxe pedicureScrub, mask, hot towels, and twice the massage | 60 min | 3 weeks | $57 |
| Callus and nails onlyNo polish, no soak. A lot of men book this and it is a normal thing to book | 25 min | 4 weeks | $29 |
| Hands and feet togetherClassic both, done back to back | 65 min | Hands first, as always | $60 |
| Under 12, feetShorter soak, one colour | 25 min | 2 to 3 weeks | $22 |
The questions that come in on the phone, answered here instead.
Do I need an appointment?
Not usually. Weekday mornings and most afternoons you can walk in and be seen. Saturdays and the week before a holiday, book. If you want a particular person, book, because that is the only way to be sure.
Which one should I get?
If you want it to look nice on Friday, classic. If you want to stop thinking about it for three weeks, gel. If your nails are thin and keep breaking, dip. If you want length, acrylic or gel extensions. That is genuinely the whole decision and anybody here will walk you through it in a minute.
Will it wreck my nails?
Removal wrecks nails, not the product. Every one of these comes off with a soak, and picking a set off takes the top layer of the nail with it. Come back and let us take it off even if you are not having a new one, and it is fifteen dollars.
How long will I actually be here?
The times in the tables are real and they are for the service itself. Add about ten minutes on a Saturday. If you are on a lunch break, say so when you sit down and we will tell you honestly whether it fits.
Do you take card?
Any card, and there is no surcharge for it. Tips can go on the card too, which not every salon allows.
Can I bring my daughter?
Yes, and there are two prices for under twelves in the tables. Booking the two of you together is easier than turning up together and hoping.
Is there parking?
Free, in the lot the shops share, and there is almost always a space in the row behind the building even when the front is full.
Ring and ask. It is a person, not a booking system.
If the question is what something costs, it is on this page. If it is anything else, somebody at the desk will answer it in under a minute, including the ones people feel awkward asking.
Call (816) 555-0174