
Classic Pedicure
About 60 minutes. Soak, shaping, cuticle care, callus reduction, sugar scrub, polish, and a calf and foot massage.
Every set, a limited edition
For a lot of guests, a pedicure at The Nail Edition is the time in the month that’s just theirs. Pedicures run one to two hours, and what’s included depends on the pedicure you choose.
“There’s nothing better than seeing the stress melt away from someone,” says Kelly Wondra, the salon’s founder and lead nail tech. That moment is what our pedicures are built around.
The menu

About 60 minutes. Soak, shaping, cuticle care, callus reduction, sugar scrub, polish, and a calf and foot massage.

About 90 minutes. Everything in the classic, plus a heated foot mask and a longer massage. Our most popular pedicure.

About 120 minutes. Everything in the classic, with extra time and extra steps.

Everything in the spa pedicure, with a new theme every month. The lotion, bath salts and scrub all match the month’s scent.
The classic pedicure
Spa, deluxe and Limited Edition pedicures build on these steps.
Warm water with bath salts and soap.
Polish removal if needed, clipping, filing, shaping and cuticles pushed back.
A rotating buffing file smooths dry, dead skin. We never touch live tissue.
An exfoliating scrub for your feet and lower legs.
Your choice of color.
A calf and foot massage with lotion and cuticle oil to finish.
The calluses are how our body protects our feet.
Kelly Wondra · Founder and Lead Nail Tech
Our approach
Calluses are reduced, never removed completely. The goal is smooth, comfortable feet, not bare ones.
Some guests bring their work and answer emails through the soak and polish. Others relax and close their eyes for the massage, and some like to chat. All are welcome.
Compare
| Classic | Spa | Deluxe | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Approx. time | About 60 minutes | About 90 minutes | About 120 minutes |
| Soak, shaping, cuticle care | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Callus reduction and sugar scrub | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Polish | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Heated foot mask | No | Yes | Yes |
| Massage | Calf and foot | Longer calf and foot | Extended |
| Best for | A fresh, polished look in an hour | Most guests; our most popular | Two full hours to yourself |
Want hands too? Pair any pedicure with one of our manicures.
Pricing
You’ll know your price before we start.
Shopping for someone else? Give a spa pedicure with a gift certificate.
Pedicure questions
Questions guests ask Kelly, answered in her words.
A classic pedicure at The Nail Edition takes about an hour and covers the basics: a soak, shaping, cuticle care, callus reduction, a sugar scrub, polish and a calf and foot massage. A spa pedicure takes about 90 minutes. It adds a heated foot mask and a longer massage, and it's the pedicure guests book most.
For most guests, I recommend the spa pedicure at The Nail Edition. It's our most popular, and the heated foot mask and longer massage are what people come back for. Short on time? The classic covers everything in about an hour. If you want two full hours, book the deluxe pedicure.
Yes, you can work during your pedicure at The Nail Edition. Plenty of professional guests bring a laptop or take calls in the pedicure chair, and I have zero problem with that. We'll chat for a minute about what you want and need, then I'll let you work. If you close the laptop for the massage, that's fine too.
No, callus reduction at The Nail Edition reduces calluses, but never removes them completely. Calluses are how your body protects your feet, and if too much comes off, your feet just make more right away. I use a rotating buffing file on dry, dead skin only, and we never touch live tissue.
More questions about booking, sanitation or your first visit? Visit the FAQ.
Your hour
Not sure which one fits? Book the spa pedicure, or tell us when you call and we’ll help you choose.
Inside the Beauty Republic Salon in downtown Fond du Lac, WI.