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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about organic sugar scrub for pedicure.
Yes — our scrub uses fine organic sugar and soothing oils designed for gentle exfoliation. For very sensitive or reactive skin, we recommend a patch test or informing your technician so they can adjust pressure or skip the scrub.
The add-on typically takes 10–15 minutes. Timing varies with treatment depth and client needs; technicians may extend slightly for dry areas or additional leg exfoliation to ensure optimal softness and product absorption.
Absolutely. We offer fragrance-free and several organic essential oil options to suit sensitivities and preferences. Mention your preference when booking or upon arrival, and your technician will customize the scrub blend accordingly.
No—our scrub is performed before polish or gel application and rinsed thoroughly, leaving skin clean and product-ready. It can improve polish adhesion by removing dry skin and enhancing moisturizer absorption for smoother, longer-lasting results.
For most clients, every 2–4 weeks with routine pedicures keeps feet smooth and healthy. Those with very dry or callused feet may benefit from weekly or biweekly exfoliation until improved, then reduce frequency.
Yes—our formula uses certified organic sugar and cold-pressed botanical oils sourced with sustainability in mind. We avoid harsh chemicals, synthetic exfoliants, and plastic microbeads, prioritizing biodegradable ingredients and responsible packaging.