Pedicure in Los Angeles
A pedicure covers nail shaping, cuticle work, hard-skin removal and polish. What varies most between salons is the prep — whether the tools are single-use or sterilised, and whether the treatment starts with a shared foot spa or is done dry.
Pedicure salons in Los Angeles
Nail Ria
Nashville Nails
Natalie Pavlova Nail Stu…
Two Gemini Girls
Ege's Nail Art
b Edit Co
Lit Nails
Andyc Nail Studio
Dalí Beauty Bar
Yb Professional
Healthyy Healing Handz M…
Little Paris Nails and S…
How You Nail It Studio
Nail Point
Wellness Pedicures
Qtql Nailbar
Daisies Nails Studio
ura Beverly Nails
Lumi Nail Studio 1
Làmay Nail Spa — Ktown (…
Studio Mar Nail Retreat
Femme Fatale Nails
Look at Me (russian Mani…
Rich Angel Salon
Belle's Nails & Waxing
Hollywood Beauty Lounge
Haven Los Feliz
Redondo 7 Nails
Beaute Nail & Spa
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What to ask before you book
Are the tools single-use or autoclaved?
The two acceptable answers. "We clean them" is not one of them.
Is there a liner in the foot spa, or is the treatment dry?
A shared basin is the part of a pedicure with the clearest hygiene risk. A fresh liner each time, or no soak at all, both solve it.
Do you use a blade on hard skin?
Callus removal with a blade is restricted to trained practitioners in many places. A file or drill is the normal salon answer.
How long is the appointment?
Under 30 minutes usually means polish-only, not a full pedicure. Worth knowing before you sit down.
Pedicure in Los Angeles: FAQ
How much does a pedicure cost in Los Angeles?▼
Most salons in Los Angeles charge in the range shown above for a standard pedicure. Gel polish typically adds to that, and treatments billed as "deluxe" or "spa" usually mean extra time on massage and exfoliation rather than a different core treatment.
How long does a pedicure take?▼
Thirty to sixty minutes for a standard pedicure. Gel adds curing time. Anything much under thirty minutes is usually a polish change rather than a full treatment.
How often should you get a pedicure?▼
Every four to six weeks suits most people, which is roughly how long toenail growth takes to show. Gel pedicures often stretch further than that because the colour outlasts the shape.
How many salons in Los Angeles offer pedicures?▼
187 salons in the NailAtlas directory list pedicures as a service in Los Angeles. Each listing links to the salon's own site so you can check their current menu and prices.