Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Lavender Pedicure.

Most Lavender Pedicures take 45 to 60 minutes, allowing time for soak, scrub, massage, and polish. Longer sessions are available for extended massages or special treatments — please book accordingly to reserve extra time.

Lavender is generally gentle, but pregnant or highly sensitive clients should consult their physician. We offer patch tests and can adjust products or skip aromatherapy to ensure comfort and safety during the service.

Yes — you can choose regular polish, gel, or custom nail art during your Lavender Pedicure. Nail art or shellac may carry an additional fee and require extra time, so mention preferences when booking.

Arrive with clean, polish-free nails when possible and wear open-toed shoes or sandals for easy aftercare. Avoid heavy foot creams right before your appointment and inform staff about any foot conditions or allergies.

For best results, schedule a Lavender Pedicure every three to four weeks to maintain softness, hydrated skin, and polished nails. Frequency can vary based on activity level, footwear, and personal preference.

Clients with open cuts, active fungal or bacterial infections, recent foot surgery, or severe circulatory conditions should avoid pedicures until cleared by a healthcare provider. Also disclose allergies to lavender or essential oils beforehand.