Hygiene you can see
Sanitized tools and clean stations, every client. Ask about the process; we welcome the question.
Use the five-point checklistSandal season is year-round here. Five published tiers, from a $30 classic to the $70 Palace Jelly soak, every one with real massage and a chair you won’t want to leave.
Highly rated on Google · Walk-ins welcome

In Phoenix, a classic pedicure typically costs $25–$40, with spa pedicures running higher. Ours are published: five tiers from the $30 classic to the $70 Palace Jelly, with the luxury pedicure at $60 and gel polish adding $15 to any tier. Walk-ins welcome daily at our North Phoenix studio.
Sanitized tools and clean stations, every client. Ask about the process; we welcome the question.
Use the five-point checklistPhoenix plus sandals means hard-working feet. Callus care is part of the menu because guests actually need it.
A pedicure should smell like lotion, not chemicals. Built-in ventilation keeps it that way.
Why the salon smells differentFive published tiers, from clean-up-and-go to a full hour of care. Gel polish adds $15 to any tier.
Beautiful work starts with a clear conversation.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Classic pedicureWhirlpool soak, polish removal, shaping, buffing, heel scrub, massage, hot towel, polish | From $30 |
| Deluxe pedicureThe classic plus sugar scrub and callus remover | From $42 |
| Signature pedicureCallus removal, choice of scrub, paraffin wax or mud mask, organic-lotion massage | From $50 |
| Luxury pedicureThe signature plus hot rock massage and an extra 10-minute warm-lotion massage | From $60 |
| Palace Jelly pedicureThe signature plus a heat-retaining jelly soak, foot scrub, and deep massage | From $70 |
| Gel polish on any pedicure | +$15 |
| Kids’ pedicure | From $22 |
Current price confirmed before service begins. No surprises at checkout.

Regular pedicures help prevent ingrown toenails, soften calluses before they crack, and boost circulation through massage, catching small foot issues early. In our climate, every three to four weeks is the sweet spot for most guests.
“You feel like family as soon as you walk through the door.”
Emily H. · Google review
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Across Phoenix, published menus put a classic pedicure at roughly $25–$40. Ours is $30+, and unlike most salons, the whole menu is public: deluxe $42+, signature $50+, luxury $60+, Palace Jelly $70+, with gel polish adding $15 to any tier.
Call ahead or walk in at Thunder Canyon Plaza. Free parking is right outside.