Pedicure with shellac

A Shellac pedicure is a type of pedicure that uses a special nail polish product called Shellac, which is a brand of long-lasting, chip-resistant gel nail polish. It is similar to a regular pedicure but uses Shellac nail polish instead of regular nail polish. The process of a Shellac pedicure involves first soaking the feet in warm water, then trimming and shaping the nails. After that, the cuticles are pushed back or removed, and any dead skin or calluses are gently removed using a foot file or pumice stone. The nails are then buffed to remove any oils or residue, and a base coat of Shellac nail polish is applied and cured under a UV light. This is followed by two or more coats of Shellac color, with each layer being cured under the UV light. Finally, a top coat of Shellac is applied and cured to seal the color and add shine. The advantage of a Shellac pedicure is that it can last up to four weeks without chipping or peeling.