Pedicures in London — Dry, Full and Gel Pedicures
There is more than one kind of pedicure, and the one you want depends on what your feet actually need. If the skin is fine and you just want precise cuticle work and colour, book a dry pedicure. If you have hard skin at the heel or the ball of the foot, book a full pedicure with callus removal. Both are available with gel, hybrid or no polish at either of our London salons.
Dry pedicure
E-file cuticle work with no soak and no callus removal. Faster, cleaner and precise — the choice for regular clients who keep on top of their feet.
Full pedicure
Soak, scrub, callus removal and e-file cuticle work. This is the appointment to book at the start of sandal season or after a long stretch in trainers.
Gel pedicure
Either pedicure finished with gel colour, which holds up far better than regular polish in socks and shoes. Expect four to six weeks of wear on toes.
Hybrid polish pedicure
A pedicure finished with hybrid polish by Manucurist Paris for a glossy, natural-looking finish. Ideal if you prefer traditional polish without the commitment of gel. Hybrid polish typically lasts up to two weeks on toes, depending on wear and footwear.
Japanese clay pedicure
A no-polish treatment that buffs and seals the natural nail with clay and minerals for a high-shine finish. Ideal if you want your toes tidy without colour.
Pedicure prices
- Gel dry pedicure — from £46
- Gel full pedicure — from £53
- Hybrid dry pedicure — from £45
- Hybrid full pedicure — from £48
- No-polish full pedicure — from £41
- Japanese clay pedicure — from £45
- Heated booties and massage mask — £18
- French tips on toes — from £13
Add heated booties
Any pedicure can be upgraded with our £18 mask: a treatment mask, heated booties and a massage. It is the add-on clients book in January and never stop booking.
Nail art on toes
French tips on toes start at £13, and any of our nail art categories can be applied to a pedicure.
Where to book a pedicure in London
Both salons run the full pedicure menu seven days a week, with weekday appointments until 8pm.
Pedicures at our Shoreditch salon · Pedicures at our Spitalfields salon
Pedicure FAQs
How long does a gel pedicure last?
Four to six weeks. Toenails grow more slowly than fingernails, so gel on toes outlasts gel on hands considerably.
Do you remove hard skin?
Yes, in a full pedicure. A dry pedicure covers cuticle work and shaping only.