Collagen Pedi Gallery
$$MultiPurposeText$$
See examples of our Collagen Pedi work and results.
What Our Clients Say
$$MultiPurposeText$$
Read testimonials from our satisfied customers
Lily did a great job with my pedicure. We were walk-ins on a weekend, and it was a wonderf...more
I got manicure and pedicure done, the experience was great
Amazing dazzle dry manicure!! Lily was so nice :)
Great experience with Nina, she got my SNS off and is helping with my natural nail journey...more
I loved my experience at the salon. Everyone was so sweet and accommodating. I love my man...more
Ms. Rose did the most wonderful job on my nails! It was my first time getting a Russian ma...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Collagen Pedi.
Our Collagen Pedi appointments usually last 50–70 minutes, depending on callus removal needs and personalization. The extra time allows for the fruit sugar scrub, hot stone massage, and collagen-infused socks to deeply hydrate and restore your feet.
Yes, many clients with sensitive skin enjoy the treatment, but we recommend notifying your technician beforehand. We can adjust scrub intensity, skip fragrances, and perform a patch test to ensure the collagen-infused products are compatible with your skin.
Our collagen socks are designed to absorb into skin with minimal transfer. We provide protective liners and recommend allowing a short settling period before wearing light fabrics. Most clients report no noticeable residue after the service.
For lasting smoothness and hydration, schedule a Collagen Pedi every 3–4 weeks. Clients with very dry feet may benefit from biweekly sessions initially, then monthly maintenance to keep skin soft and calluses under control.
Absolutely. The Collagen Pedi pairs well with polish application, gel toes, or additional nail art. Allow extra appointment time so we can perform the full restorative treatment plus nail services without rushing for best results.
Yes. Avoid the treatment if you have open wounds, active infections, recent foot surgery, or severe circulation issues. Please disclose diabetes or neuropathy — we may modify the service or request medical clearance to ensure your safety.