Our manicures run from a straightforward shape-and-polish through to a Russian manicure, where the cuticle work is done with an e-file for a much closer, cleaner finish around the nail wall. Gel versions are cured under lamp and last considerably longer than regular polish.
If you have never had a Russian manicure, it is the one to try when you want colour to sit flush against the skin with no gap — it takes longer and costs more, and the difference is obvious in photos.
- A tidy, natural finish
- Colour that survives more than a weekend
- Detailed cuticle work
- A quick refresh between sets
Prices
| Service | Time | Price |
|---|---|---|
Classic KIDS Gel Mni
|
30m | $33 |
Classic KIDS Reg Mani
|
30m | $20 |
Classic Manicure
|
30m | $20 |
Russian Manicure
|
1h 30m | $60 |
Russian manicure with bio gel
|
1h 6m | $60 |
Classic Gel Manicure
|
45m | $35 |
Deluxe Classic Manicure
|
1h | $40 |
Deluxe Gel Manicure
|
1h 15m | $55 |
Prices are for the service itself; design work is quoted separately. Walk-ins welcome — booking online guarantees your slot and tech.
Questions we get asked
How long does a gel manicure last?
Usually two to three weeks before regrowth shows. Regular polish is more like a few days, which is why most people move to gel.
What is a Russian manicure?
Dry cuticle work done with an e-file rather than soaking and clipping. It gets much closer to the nail fold, so polish sits flush and the result looks cleaner for longer. It takes about ninety minutes.
Do I need an appointment?
Walk-ins are welcome, but booking online means you get the tech and time slot you want — evenings and Saturdays fill up first.