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My facials are always amazing and my skin feels refreshed, glowing and healthier after eve...more
I had an experience like no other. Lily was my massage therapist and she did an amazing jo...more
This was my first time here and Lily was amazing. I got the body wrap & fully body massage...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most appointments run 45 to 60 minutes depending on callus work and polish choice. Extended sessions can be 75 minutes for deeper exfoliation, specialized treatments, or longer therapeutic massage add-ons.
Yes, often suitable. Please inform your technician about sensitivities or allergies so we can use gentle products and adjust exfoliation and pressure. Severe reactions may require a patch test or physician clearance.
Remove old polish and wear comfortable, loose clothing. Arrive about ten minutes early for a brief consultation and disclose any medical conditions, recent treatments, or injuries so your technician can customize care.
For maintenance, we recommend every four to six weeks. If you have heavy callus buildup or chronic discomfort, consider more frequent visits to keep skin smooth and circulation improved.
We accommodate many conditions but require full disclosure. Diabetic clients or those with circulatory issues follow gentler protocols and sometimes need written medical approval. We will recommend safe options or refer to a podiatrist if necessary.
Expect immediate softness, reduced swelling, improved comfort, and neatly shaped nails. Smoothness and relief typically last days to weeks depending on activity, footwear, and follow-up care; regular treatments extend results.