Very short
Care for short nails
We can focus on gentle care and shape. Some designs require a longer free edge.
0–1 mm
Preparation
Ready for yourmanicure & pedicure
Prepare your hands and feet for a relaxed visit. Check nail length, existing products and footwear before your appointment.
The essentials
The essentialsat a glance
A short checklist for clean, comfortable hands and feet before your appointment.
1
Nail length
Leave about 1–3 mm of free nail edge if possible. We can shape the nails together; very short nails can still be cared for.
2
The day before
Do not cut your cuticles or use a callus blade. Do not peel off gel polish.
3
Appointment day
Arrive with clean hands and feet. Avoid oily creams just before polish application.
4
Comfortable footwear
For a pedicure, bring open shoes, especially when choosing regular polish.
5
Tell us beforehand
Let us know about open skin, nail changes or conditions that may affect treatment.
Too short, too long or
Nail lengthready to shape?
A short free edge makes shaping easier. We assess your nails together at the appointment.
Recommended
Ideal
Ready for shaping
Enough free edge for shaping while remaining practical for everyday use.
1–3 mm
Longer nails
We can shorten them
We discuss your preferred length and shape before filing.
over 6 mm
Nataliia’s tip:
Leave a little length; we can file it together.
Your preparation for
Your preparation formanicure & pedicure
Plan existing product removal and arrive with clean hands and feet.
1
Plan your serviceA week before
- Tell us if you wear gel, gel polish or polygel so removal time can be included.
- Continue your usual gentle nail care; do not pick at the cuticles.
2
Gentle care48 hours before
- Avoid abrasive treatments if your skin is sensitive.
- Do not cut cuticles or use a callus blade at home.
3
Protect your nails24 hours before
- Do not peel or force off gel polish.
- Contact us beforehand if a nail or the surrounding skin is painful or inflamed.
4
Final checksAppointment day
- Wash hands and feet; avoid oily products just before the appointment.
- For a pedicure, bring open shoes. Tell us what product is currently on your nails.
5
Everyday careAfter the appointment
- Follow the drying and care instructions for your chosen polish.
- Wear gloves when using household cleaners and avoid picking at the finish.
Book your appointment
Book your appointmentIMPORTANT
Beforeyour appointment
Some skin or nail concerns need medical assessment before cosmetic care.
1
Irritated or sunburned skin
Wait until the skin has recovered before cosmetic treatment.
2
Open or inflamed areas
We postpone treatment on open wounds or visibly inflamed areas.
3
Suspected nail infection or warts
Ask a healthcare professional to assess suspected fungal infection, warts or painful nail inflammation first.
4
Diabetes or circulation problems
Discuss suitability with your healthcare professional and tell us before booking a pedicure.
Unsure? Contact us to discuss your appointment.
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Classic Manicure
Shape, cuticles, buff, oil. No colour – pure maintenance.
40 €
40–60 min
Luxury Spa Manicure
Everything classic offers plus deep moisture and massage. For hands that need extra care.
50 €
40–60 min
Manicure with Polish
Full care plus regular polish. Colour without the commitment of gel.
50 €
75–90 min
Gel Polish Manicure
Cures instantly, lasts weeks, resists scratches. The low-maintenance option.
55 €
100–110 min
Liquid Polygel Manicure
Weak or brittle nails? Build strength first, add colour on top.
60 €
120–130 min
French Gel Polish Manicure
Pink base, white tip. Classic for a reason – matches everything.
60 €
110–130 min
Commonquestions
Practical answers about nail preparation, the appointment and aftercare.
Preparation & nail length
A free edge of about 1–3 mm is useful for shaping. Shorter nails can still receive care; we discuss suitable options together.
Do not peel it off. Tell us what product you wear when booking so we can allow time for removal.
Exfoliation is not required. Avoid aggressive scrubs or anything that irritates your skin before the visit.
Yes, arrive clean. Avoid oily creams immediately before polish application. Removing regular polish beforehand is optional.
Choose comfortable clothes. Open shoes are useful after a pedicure with regular polish.
Your first visit
Tell us immediately if anything feels painful or uncomfortable. We can pause and reassess the treatment.
Check the duration shown for your selected service. Tell us about existing products so removal time can be planned.
We explain the steps and agree on shape, length and colour with you. You can ask for a pause at any time.
Do not start, stop or change medication for a beauty appointment without advice from your doctor or pharmacist. Tell us about any sensitivity.
Individual needs
Discuss foot care with your healthcare professional first, especially if you have reduced sensation or wound-healing problems. Tell us before booking.
Tell us beforehand so we can discuss products and a comfortable position. Ask your healthcare professional about individual concerns.
Tell us before the appointment. Open wounds, active inflammation or suspected infection need assessment before cosmetic care.
Painful or inflamed ingrown nails should be assessed by a qualified healthcare professional. Cosmetic pedicure does not replace medical treatment.
Aftercare
Follow the product-specific care and drying instructions. Avoid picking at polish and protect your hands during cleaning.
Contact a healthcare professional if redness worsens, pain persists or you notice signs of infection.
The interval depends on nail growth, product and your preferences. We discuss a suitable schedule at your appointment.
Avoid picking or peeling products off the nail. Contact us if the finish lifts or catches.
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