Here's why getting a gel pedicure is actually worth it.
. I'm not nearly as educated in the gel pedicure category, even though it's always been offered on my neighborhood salon's menu.
If a gel pedicure gives me near-perfect nails for two or more weeks, though, consider me a new customer. Before booking an appointment for myself, I reached out to a professional manicurist to get the details on the entire process.A gel pedicure is very similar—if not identical—to a gel manicure.
Just like any pedicure, your feet are treated before polish is painted on the nails. However, thanks to the LED light, you don't have to worry about waiting for your nails to dry. Pedicures are usually a little more pricey than a manicure. At Sunday's Nail Studio, a 60-minute gel pedicure costs $70. The price of a pedicure really depends on your location, what's included, and your technician's skill level, but you can expect the treatment to fall in the $40 to $80 range.
At home, keep the nails covered for 10 to 15 minutes. Then, the gel should lift off itself. "If not, use a wooden stick to help remove it fully," Lin suggests.Gel manis and pedis are ideal for someone who doesn't want to frequent the salon that often. They generally last longer, so you don't have to deal with polish dulling or chips. Amy Ling Lin recommends a gel pedicure if you're going on a vacation or plan on spending a ton of time at the beach or at a pool.
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