Pedicures have a way of doing two jobs at once. You leave with neat toes and soft heels, and you also get an hour when nobody can ask you for anything. But when you see a menu with seven options, it’s fair to wonder what actually separates a $35 pedicure from an $80 one.
Here’s how we’d explain it if you asked us at the front desk.
The pedicure menu at a glance
| Pedicure | Time | Starting price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic | 30 min | $35 | A tidy, simple refresh |
| Deluxe | 45 min | $42 | Adding exfoliation and hydration |
| Signature | 60 min | $55 | A fuller pampering session |
| Hot Stone | 60 min | $60 | Tired feet and legs that love warmth |
| Collagen | 60 min | $70 | Very dry skin and silky results |
| Luxury Spa Bomb | 60 min | $75 | A treat that feels like an occasion |
| P&T Detox | 75 min | $80 | Our most complete ritual |
Classic: the essentials, done well
A soak, shaping, cuticle care, massage and polish. If your feet are in good shape and you just want them looking neat, the classic pedicure is an easy choice. It’s also a great starting point if you’ve never had a pedicure.
Deluxe and Signature: more time, more care
The Deluxe adds a sugar scrub and hydrating mask, which make a visible difference for dry skin. The Signature goes further with hot towels and a longer massage. If you’re booking for the sake of relaxing, this is where a pedicure starts to feel like a real spa treatment.
Hot Stone: for tired feet
If you spend your days on your feet, or you just love heat, smooth warm stones add a deeply soothing layer to the massage. It builds on the Signature, so you still get the full routine of scrub, mask and hot towels.
Collagen: for serious hydration
Collagen socks make this one a favorite for dry heels and rough skin. It’s a deep-hydration treatment, and it’s especially welcome after a summer of sandals or a stretch of beach days.
Luxury Spa Bomb and P&T Detox: the full experience
These are the pedicures to book when you want to mark an occasion, or when you simply think you’ve earned it. Our P&T Detox is the longest on the menu, with a volcanic scrub, clay mask and massage over 75 minutes.
How to get the most from your pedicure
- Skip the razor. Avoid shaving your legs for about a day before your visit, since freshly shaved skin can have tiny cuts.
- Wear open-toed shoes, or bring flip-flops, so you don’t smudge regular polish on the way home.
- Tell us about your feet. Let your technician know about sensitive spots, how much pressure you like and any health conditions, such as diabetes.
- Consider gel on your toes. Gel polish lasts well on toes and can be a good choice if you’re heading on a trip.
- Add a callus treatment if your heels need extra attention. It’s a small add-on that targets rough spots.
Our recommendation
If you’re booking your first pedicure, start with the Classic or Deluxe. If you’re dealing with dry, rough skin, go for the Collagen. And if what you really need is an hour of peace, choose the Signature or Hot Stone and leave your phone in your bag.
See all the options on our services page, or book your pedicure online. We’d love to see you in Oviedo.
