HER Beauty offers two pedicures, and both finish with Shellac on your toes. The Classic Pedicure is DKK 566 and takes 45 minutes. It is waterless and focuses on nails and cuticles. The Luxury Spa Pedicure is DKK 770 and takes 75 minutes, with a mineral salt soak, exfoliation and a warm wrap. We're at Rosenørns Allé 4, Copenhagen V, a few minutes' walk from Forum Metro.
We're open Monday to Friday, 8 to 17, and we speak English. You don't need to do anything special before you come. Pick your colour once you're in the chair, then lean back and close your eyes. When you leave, the Shellac is cured and dry, so socks and shoes can go straight back on.
Classic Pedicure: DKK 566, 45 min
The Classic Pedicure is waterless, so there's no foot soak. We work straight on the nails: shaping, cuticle care, then a Shellac finish. Without a soak we work on dry nails, which keeps the shaping precise and the appointment short enough for a busy day. It's for you if you want neat, coloured toes without setting aside half the afternoon.
- Waterless treatment
- Nail shaping
- Cuticle care
- Shellac finish
Luxury Spa Pedicure: DKK 770, 75 min
This one takes its time. Your feet soak in mineral salts, and we exfoliate from knee to toe. We remove dry skin and cuticles, apply Shellac and finish with a warm, scented wrap. Book it if you want to sit a little longer and walk out with soft, smooth feet and freshly coloured toes.
- Foot soak in mineral salts
- Exfoliation from knee to toe
- Removal of dry skin and cuticles
- Shellac finish
- Warm scented wrap
Which pedicure should I choose?
Go for the Classic if your feet are in good shape and you mainly want tidy nails with colour, or if you're short on time. Go for the Luxury Spa if the skin on your feet is dry, if it's been a while, or if you simply want 75 minutes of someone looking after you. It also makes a lovely present, and we have gift cards.
You can also pair your pedicure with a Shellac manicure so hands and feet match.
How long does Shellac last on toes?
Toenails grow more slowly than fingernails and take less wear during the day, so Shellac on your toes usually holds up at least as well as on your hands. When you want it off, don't peel it. Book your next pedicure, or read more about Shellac and safe removal.
A couple of things help: moisturise your feet in the evening, and skip very tight shoes for the first few days.