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There is nothing more satisfying than a complete cuticle reset. ✂️✨

Watch the transformation from raw, overgrown edges to a crisp, flawless Russian Manicure finish.

A true Russian Manicure isn‘t just about applying gel—it’s a meticulous, health-focused process that cleans the nail pocket deeply and safely. This level of precision allows us to apply the structured gel seamless and closer to the skin, giving you extra weeks of perfect wear before you even notice any growth.

Ready for your own hands to feel this clean? 🔗 Tap the link in bio to secure your next session.

This is our signature gel Pedicure with Complimentary Heels Care. Using advanced Russian E-file techniques, we gently smooth away dead skin cells by following the natural texture of your skin. No harsh cutting, no aggressive scraping.

The result? A medical-grade level of smoothness that doesn’t just look flawless today, but actually slows down callus regrowth, keeping your feet baby-soft for 4 to 6 weeks.

Your feet carry you everywhere—they deserve this level of expert care. 🔗 Click the link in bio to secure your spot.

The hard truth? Structured gel doesn’t ruin your natural nails. The removal process does. And honestly? It’s a two-way street between the tech and the client.

Here is how nail damage actually happens:
1. The Nail Tech’s Responsibility 🛠️
A high-skill tech should never scrape or over-file your raw nail bed. When removing structured gel, I use precise E-file speeds to remove only the top layers, purposely leaving a micro-thin, safe base layer to protect your natural nail from thinning.

2. The Client’s Responsibility 🫣
I know it’s tempting, but picking, peeling, or biting off lifted gel is a crime against your nails. When you rip gel off, you are literally tearing away the top layers of your natural nail plate.

Nail Up, we prioritize nail health above everything else. Safe removal takes patience and precision, but keeping your natural nails strong is always worth it.

Treat your nails right. 🔗 Tap the link in bio to book a healthy, damage-free reset.

Introducing a regular salon goer to true Russian precision is my absolute favorite thing to do. ✨

Today, this new client experienced her very first Russian Manicure and Pedicure combo. She was used to the standard, rushed clipping that leaves cuticles ragged after a few days. Instead, we did a deep, gentle hardware cleanup, completely resetting her nail pockets and smoothing her heels to perfection.

Her reaction to seeing zero flaws and 100% clean edges for the first time? Priceless.

Once you experience this level of meticulous, health-first care, there is simply no going back. Welcome to the Nail Up family. 💖

Some internet hater said there is not possible to finish a Russian Manicure in 70 mins unless I skip steps. I disagree, because I do not think most of clients have 4 hours for both hands and feet.

As a client, what do you think?

I said why you don’t want to get a pedicure, because you don’t understand why you need to get it if the cuticle wasn’t even clean.

try Russian pedicure, because we focus on the cuticle minimum 30 minutes, and that’s what we are specialized about. Russian pedicure it is not representing its location, is the aesthetic of our work.

4 Russian mani + 2 Russian pedi a day, plus a VVVIP mani in the end. 🤭

Most people think a pedicure is just about polish.

It’s not.

A real Russian Pedicure focuses on:

* excessive dead skin
* nail shape
* cuticle buildup
* pressure areas most people ignore

That’s why some feet still look rough… even right after a pedicure.

Clean feet aren’t created by color.
They come from proper prep and detailed work.

If your feet still feel dry after a pedicure, this is probably why.

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