Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Milk & Lavender Pedicure.

You can usually wear shoes shortly after your pedicure once polish is dry; regular polish needs about 30–60 minutes, while gel is cured under an LED lamp and ready immediately. Open-toed shoes are recommended for comfort for a few hours.

Yes, the Milk & Lavender Pedicure can suit sensitive skin when we use gentle formulations and perform a patch test. If you have dairy or lavender allergies, open wounds, or severe skin conditions, inform your technician so we can customize safely.

Appointments typically last 50 to 60 minutes, allowing for soak, exfoliation, milk mask, lavender massage, nail shaping and polish application. Add-ons like paraffin, gel polish, or extended leg massage may extend time; please arrive ten minutes early.

Absolutely — choose regular polish, long-wear or gel options, and simple nail art. Gel finishes require LED curing. Tell your technician your design preferences before service so we can plan drying or curing for a lasting result.

Topical lavender and milk-based products are generally safe during pregnancy, but sensitivities vary. Inform your practitioner and consult your doctor if concerned. We can adjust ingredients or perform a patch test to ensure safety and comfort.

The treatment includes a warm milk and lavender soak, gentle exfoliation, nail trimming and shaping, cuticle care, hydrating mask, soothing leg and foot massage, and polish application. All steps are hygienic, customizable, and focused on comfort and nourishment.