Men’s Manicure and Pedicure Booking Guide
A manicure focuses on the fingernails and the skin around them. A pedicure covers the toenails, heels and soles. Start with the area you want cared for when deciding what to book.
Length and shape for hand care
If you work at a keyboard, play a sport or use tools for work, tell the team how short you normally keep your nails. Before the dry manicure starts, point out any rough edges and say if you prefer a natural finish.
At Patron, a dry manicure includes shaping the nails and tidying the surrounding skin. Moisturising exfoliation and dry oil finish the hand care.
Priorities for a pedicure
When booking, mention whether you want the pedicure to focus on the heels, soles or toenails. Leaving the nails at their current length makes it easier to discuss how much you want taken off.
Both services use sterile equipment and single-use materials set aside for each guest. You can see the set being opened and ask which tools are used. If you plan to get both services on the same day, confirm how much time to allow when you book.
Frequently Asked
Can I book just one service?
Yes. Manicure and pedicure are separate services. You can choose one or arrange both for the same visit.
Should I trim my nails before the appointment?
You can leave them at their current length and discuss the result you want before the service starts.
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