What’s Included in a Pedicure
Pedicure is a complete foot and nail care procedure that includes not only aesthetic treatment but also care for the skin condition. Many people see pedicure simply as “nail coating for toes,” but in reality, it is a full foot care routine.
Main stages of a pedicure
Foot treatment
The specialist carefully treats the skin of the feet, removes rough areas, and smooths the heels and pressure points.
Nail care
This includes shaping the nails, treating the cuticles, and cleaning the sidewalls. It provides a neat appearance and overall comfort.
Treatment of problem areas
If necessary, the specialist works with calluses, dry skin, or other foot-related concerns.
Coating (optional)
Gel polish or a camouflage base can be applied if desired. This makes the pedicure look more polished and complete.
Finishing care
At the final stage, a moisturizing care product is applied to hydrate the skin and provide a feeling of comfort.
What is not included in a basic pedicure
Depending on the service format, some procedures may be provided separately:
- treatment of complex skin conditions;
- advanced work with ingrown nails;
- specialized foot care programs.
How long does the procedure take?
On average, a pedicure takes between 60 and 90 minutes. The duration depends on the condition of the feet and the chosen treatment format.
What results can you expect?
- neat and well-shaped nails;
- smooth foot skin;
- a feeling of lightness and comfort;
- well-groomed feet.
Pedicure at Evelina studio in Dnipro
At Evelina studio, pedicure treatments are performed according to the condition of the feet and the client’s preferences. We select the procedure individually to ensure the result is not only beautiful but also comfortable.
Book your pedicure:
📱 095 884 28 49
📱 099 189 48 08
Online booking is also available via the website.
FAQ
Is nail coating necessary?
No, a pedicure can be done without coating — it is still a complete foot care procedure.
Can calluses be treated during a pedicure?
Yes, the specialist can carefully treat rough and hardened skin areas.
How often should I get a pedicure?
On average, once every 3–5 weeks.
Can I choose the type of pedicure in advance?
Yes, although the final procedure format is often selected individually by the specialist.
