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Men’s Manicures and Pedicures in Boulder

Good grooming includes your hands and feet. Our men’s manicures and pedicures are clean, straightforward and comfortable, focused on nail care and tired-foot relief, with no polish unless you want it.

Men’s manicure

Nail trimming and shaping, cuticle care, buffing for a clean natural finish, and a hand and arm massage. You walk out with neat, healthy-looking hands, no shine required. A favorite before meetings, interviews and events.

Men’s pedicure

Especially good for Boulder’s active guys, hikers, runners, cyclists. We focus on nail care, callus smoothing and easing tired feet, with a relaxing lower-leg massage. Your feet will thank you before your next big day outside. See our full pedicure options.

Simple and comfortable

Nail and foot care is just grooming, and plenty of our clients are men keeping their hands and feet in shape. Come as you are, we will take care of the rest. Every service uses fresh files and single-use kits.

Men’s nail questions

What is a men’s manicure?

A grooming-focused manicure, nail trimming and shaping, cuticle care, buffing for a clean natural finish, and a hand massage. No polish unless you want it.

Do a lot of men get pedicures?

Yes, especially active guys. A men’s pedicure focuses on nail care, callus smoothing and tired-foot relief, no polish needed.

Is it awkward?

Not at all. Nail and foot care is grooming, plain and simple, and plenty of our clients are men who want to keep their hands and feet in good shape.

How often should I come?

Every four to six weeks keeps hands and feet in good shape, more often if you are hard on them.

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