A Russian pedicure is a detailed, waterless pedicure focused on precision and intention emphasizing clean cuticle work and healthy feet. Using advanced e-file techniques, the service refines the skin around the toenails, smooths dry areas, and creates a super clean, polished finish.

A dry pedicure, also known as a waterless pedicure, is performed without soaking the feet. This allows for more precise cuticle work, detailed callus care, and a cleaner gel polish application. Because the nail plate stays dry, gel can adhere better and last longer.

A traditional wet pedicure includes soaking the feet before trimming, exfoliating, and polishing. Waterless pedicures avoid shared soaking tubs, which allows a cleaner, more controlled service environment.

A Russian pedicure takes the dry pedicure further with advanced e-file techniques, detailed cuticle exfoliation, and customized skin refinement.

Pododisc is a single-use abrasive disc, making it a clean and controlled way to exfoliate during dry pedicures to gently refine calluses, smooth heels, and polish dry skin. 

In my Russian pedicure service, the Pododisc helps create that soft, smooth, glossy finish — not just pretty toes, but feet that look clean, hydrated, and refined.

Most clients return every 3-4 weeks to maintain the clean, polished look of their Russian pedicure. Results vary depending on your skin, nail growth, lifestyle, and at-home care, but staying consistent helps keep the cuticles soft, heels smooth, and gel looking fresh.

This service is designed for cosmetic pedicure care only.

I do not work on active infections, open wounds, severe pain, unexplained swelling, or nails that appear unsafe to service.

If your toenails are severely damaged, lifting, discolored, or showing signs of a possible infection, please have them evaluated by a medical professional before booking.