Japanese Classic
Manicure
A natural-nail treatment rooted in Japanese nail care - nourishing paste and mineral powder buffed into the nail plate for a healthy, mirror-like shine that lasts around two weeks. No polish, no gel, no UV: just stronger, better-looking nails.
Why clients choose it
- Strengthens and conditions the natural nail - keratin-rich paste feeds brittle, peeling nails.
- A glossy, healthy shine buffed straight into the nail plate - no polish needed, and it lasts about two weeks.
- Boosts circulation in the nail bed to support stronger, faster growth over a course.
- Completely natural: no gel, no acetone soak-off, ideal between sets or for anyone who loves bare nails.
What to expect
Assess & shape
We check your nail condition, then file to the shape that suits your hands and tidy the free edge.
Cuticle care
Softening and precise cuticle work - the detail that makes hands look instantly groomed.
Paste & powder buff
Nourishing P-Shine paste and mineral powder are buffed into each nail, sealing the surface and drawing out a natural gloss.
Finish & aftercare
Cuticle oil and simple aftercare so the shine and condition last - no drying time, straight back to your day.
Prices
MANICURE
Every price is the full price - consultation included. Full price list →
The results
Questions, answered
What is a Japanese manicure?
It's a natural-nail treatment that uses a keratin-rich paste and a fine mineral powder, buffed into the nail plate to seal and strengthen it. The result is a glossy, healthy-looking shine with no polish, no gel and no UV lamp - the shine comes from the nail itself.
How long does the shine last?
Around two weeks, and it fades gradually rather than chipping. Because it conditions the nail as it goes, many clients book a short course to genuinely improve weak or peeling nails over time.
Is it right for damaged or bitten nails?
Yes - it's one of the gentlest ways to rehabilitate bitten, ridged or peeling nails, and there's no acetone or filing away of the natural nail. If you'd like added strength or length, we'll suggest Biab or a gel option instead.