Pedicure in Houston, TX
A pedicure in Houston is a good way to treat tired feet, especially in sandal season. At Lotus Bay Nail Lounge, a classic spa pedicure is $40 and a deluxe pedicure with paraffin and hot stone is $60. Tubs are cleaned after every client.
What to know before a pedicure
- Do not shave your legs for 24 hours before
- Tell your tech about diabetes, cuts or foot problems
- Ask to see fresh liners and tools
- Razor callus shavers are banned in Texas salons
- Bring sandals so you do not smudge
- Plan 45 to 70 minutes
- Tell us if the water is too hot
How a spa pedicure goes
- 1SoakFeet soak in a clean tub with a fresh liner.
- 2Nails and cuticlesToenails are trimmed, shaped and cuticles are tidied.
- 3Callus careRough skin is buffed with a file or stone, never a razor.
- 4Scrub and massageA scrub, then a lower leg massage with lotion or hot stones.
- 5PolishRegular or gel polish to finish.
Pedicure options and prices in Houston
Soak, nails, scrub and polish.
Adds paraffin, hot stone or a longer massage.
Longer, with jelly or collagen treatments.
Classic, deluxe and luxury.
Typical Houston ranges for planning. Your written price comes after we see the job.
What changes the price
- Length of massage and treatment.
- Regular or gel polish.
- Foot condition: heavy calluses take longer.
- Nail art.
- Salon level.
Good to know in Houston
Houston’s sandals-all-year weather makes pedicures a regular habit. Warm, humid feet can pick up fungus, so keep feet dry and change socks after a workout. Pick a salon that shows how it cleans its tubs.
Texas rules for foot spas require cleaning and disinfecting after every client, a nightly flush and a regular disinfecting soak, with records kept for 60 days. Razor callus shavers are not allowed.
Questions about spa pedicures
How much is a pedicure in Houston?
A classic pedicure usually runs $30 to $55. Ours is $40.
Are pedicures safe?
They are when the salon follows Texas cleaning rules. Look for a fresh liner and clean tools.
How often should I get a pedicure?
Every 3 to 4 weeks for most people.
Can I get a pedicure with a cut or athlete’s foot?
Tell your tech first. Some conditions should be treated by a doctor before a pedicure.