What is a Russian manicure?
A Russian manicure, also known as an e-file manicure or dry manicure, is a detailed nail-care technique that focuses on carefully cleaning and preparing the cuticle area using professional electric-file bits instead of soaking the hands in water.
Precision you can see.
The technique allows the nail technician to work more precisely around the cuticle and sidewalls of the nail. Water swells the skin and hides the true cuticle line; working dry, with fine bits, nothing is left behind.
The result? An exceptionally clean manicure with polish applied close to the cuticle, creating a seamless, freshly done appearance that can look beautiful for weeks.
With gel, we finish with a structured overlay: an apex built into the gel for strength, tailored to the shape and length of your nails. It grows out without lifting, so your next visit is a refresh, not a rescue.
Length and shape are set first, almond to square, so the overlay is built for the final silhouette.
Dry, with professional electric-file bits. No soaking, no swelling, no missed skin.
The nail plate is prepared without thinning it. Natural nails stay healthy underneath.
A structured overlay with an apex for strength. Color, French, chrome or hand-painted art on top.
Removal of a Pixie set is free when you book your next service in the same appointment.
One nail, four steps.
See the difference.
Move the line across the photo. One nail, one angle: before the appointment and after a Russian manicure with gel. Clean cuticle line, even surface, glass finish.
BeforeAfter
Healthy nails first.
The health of our clients is a priority. If your nails are not healthy or appear unhealthy, the nail technician has the right to refuse service or part of the service, such as polish application. We do not treat medical conditions and will refer you to a qualified specialist. For onycholysis we offer a dedicated treatment add-on.
All reusable tools are sterilized between clients. If you prefer to bring your own materials, we will ask you to sign a waiver before the service.
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