Japanese Pedicure in Wroclaw
Table of Contents:
- Information about the treatment
- We recommend Japanese Pedicure to
- Book Your Appointment Online
- Price List – Japanese Pedicure Wroclaw
- Frequently asked questions

Japanese pedicure, like the Japanese manicure, is a natural nail styling method. There are several steps in its application. Firstly, the beautician does a classic pedicure with milling machine to remove rough, thick, and hard skin leaving it soft and smooth. Subsequently, the nails are filed and, instead of painting, nutritional paste and powder are rubbed into the nail plate. The paste fills nails with natural nutrients such as vitamin A, vitamin E, bee pollen, keratin and silica coming from the Japanese sea. We perform this treatment at our studio in the centre of Wroclaw, right by the Market Square (ul. Kazimierza Wielkiego 1).
Apart from the visible nail plate improvement, you will also notice their faster growth. Application along with rubbing the powder protect formerly put layers and give the nails pearly shimmer.
We recommend Japanese Pedicure to:
- Those with weak, brittle, splitting nails as the nutritional ingredients help cure such conditions.
- Nails affected by using hybrid nail varnishes, gels or artificial nails, thereby the Japanese pedicure serves the role of a nail recovery treatment. However, since the paste and powder have been applied to nails, painting them is hindered for over a month as the nail plate surface is slippery and the nail polish may not stick.
- Everybody who values natural, shiny, and pearly nails, because the Japanese Pedicure is not only a health treatment, but also a nail styling.
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Price list – Japanese Pedicure Wroclaw
Prices of the Japanese pedicure at the Easy Waxing studio in Wroclaw, ul. Kazimierza Wielkiego 1. The treatment includes a full pedicure.
| Treatment | Price | Price with Easy Waxing Card |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese pedicure P. Shine | 179zł | 165zł |
Frequently asked questions about the Japanese pedicure
How much does a Japanese pedicure cost in Wroclaw?
You will find the current price in the Japanese pedicure price list for Wroclaw above – Easy Waxing Card holders pay less. It is also worth booking between 9:00 and 16:00, when our morning promotions (9:00–14:00) and Happy Hours (14:00–16:00) often apply. See the Offers Wroclaw tab for details.
What does the Japanese pedicure involve?
First, the beautician does a classic pedicure with a milling machine to remove rough, thick and hard skin. Then the nails are filed and, instead of painting, a nutritional paste and powder are rubbed into the nail plate. The paste provides vitamin A, vitamin E, bee pollen, keratin and silica, while the powder gives the nails a pearly shimmer.
Can I paint my nails after a Japanese pedicure?
Painting is hindered for over a month, as the nail plate surface becomes slippery and the nail polish may not stick. If you would like colour on your nails, have a look at our hybrid pedicure.
Where is the studio and where can I park?
Our studio is on the ground floor of the Times office building at ul. Kazimierza Wielkiego 1, on the corner of św. Mikołaja street, a few minutes’ walk from the Market Square. You can park in the underground car park beneath the office building at ul. Kazimierza Wielkiego 3.
Knowledge base – Japanese pedicure
- What is a Japanese pedicure?
- What are the main benefits of a Japanese pedicure for nails?
- Does a Japanese pedicure strengthen the natural nail plate?
- What nutrients are contained in the paste and powder used in a Japanese pedicure?
- Is a Japanese pedicure suitable for people with brittle nails?
- How long does the effect of a Japanese pedicure last?
- Can a Japanese pedicure be performed on nails damaged by hybrid or gel polish?
- Can nails be painted with polish after a Japanese pedicure?
- How often should a Japanese pedicure be repeated to maintain results?
- Is a Japanese pedicure recommended for men?
- What are the contraindications for a Japanese pedicure?
- Can a Japanese pedicure be done at home?
- What tools are needed to perform a Japanese pedicure?
- Does a Japanese pedicure help with splitting nails?
- Can a Japanese pedicure be combined with other foot care treatments?

