Russian manicure, also known as 'dry' or 'e-file' manicure, is a precise technique developed in 1990s Russia. Unlike traditional water-based manicures, it uses an electric file to meticulously remove excess cuticle tissue, revealing longer-looking nail beds. This detailed approach results in exceptionally clean, well-groomed nails with manicures lasting up to five weeks. While appointments take longer and cost more than standard manicures, the technique delivers superior longevity and pristine results.

A conventional manicure involves soaking the nails and gently pushing back/trimming cuticles before polishing, lasting about a week. The Russian manicure, however, is a completely dry technique that uses an electric drill to meticulously remove all cuticles and dead skin, resulting in an ultra-clean look that can last up to three weeks.

A revolutionary foot care procedure known as a smart pedicure utilizes an innovative grinding disc to enhance the treatment of foot skin.

This modern approach significantly departs from the traditional hardware pedicure by enabling a deeper and more rapid improvement of the feet's condition. The tough skin removal process is exceptionally swift, completely pain-free, and does not require any soaking beforehand. It is particularly advisable for those battling with thick, coarse skin, as well as callouses and heel fissures, or for individuals with exceptionally delicate skin that is prone to frequent flaking.

This technique skips the traditional water soak (which can weaken nails) and features precise cuticle removal to create an exceptionally clean base. Combined with premium gel polish application, Russian Manicures deliver a durable, chip-resistant finish that maintains its brilliant shine for weeks longer than conventional methods.