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What Our Clients Say
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My daughter and I had a great experience! She LOVED the puppies while she got a pedicure a...more
Serenity spa is very clean, with a relaxing atmosphere. Janan was very hospitable, attenti...more
Best pedicure I have ever gotten. The owner fit me in even though I arrived shortly before...more
I had the best pedicure ever today. The products used were amazing. I walk every day and h...more
Beautiful color and foot soak for gel pedi.
My boyfriend and I both got pedicures for our upcoming trip and we absolutely loved the ex...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Serenity Pedicure.
Expect 60 to 75 minutes depending on severity of calluses and any additional treatments. Time includes soak, callus removal, deep hydrating treatment, nail grooming, polish, a brief consultation, and aftercare guidance.
Clients with diabetes, circulation issues, or severe neuropathy should consult their physician before booking. We can modify treatment using gentle techniques and medical-grade products, but explicit medical clearance is recommended to ensure safety and avoid complications.
For most clients, scheduling every 4–6 weeks maintains optimal skin and nail health. Those with severe calluses may need more frequent visits initially, then transition to monthly or bi-monthly treatments as skin condition improves.
We use clinical-grade exfoliants, professional-grade moisturizers, medical foot files, sterile instruments, and hydrating masks. All tools are sterilized between clients and products chosen to address chronic dryness, irritation, and callus reduction for clinical-level results.
Most clients report only mild pressure during targeted callus work. We use controlled manual techniques to minimize discomfort; stronger irritation is avoided. Communicate any pain immediately so the technician can adjust pressure or pause treatment.
Polish longevity depends on nail condition and activity levels. After callus work and hydrating treatments, polish or gel adherence can improve, but regular exposure to moisture or friction may shorten wear. We recommend a protective top coat and follow-up maintenance.