Walking On Air Pedicure Review

If your feet are in need of an a bit of TLC after a winter hidden away under tights and socks, head to Nice Nails Baby and check out their Walking On Air Pedicure

Based in uber trendy Clapham Junction Nice Nails Baby is everything that you could hope to expect from a jazzy, fashionable nail bar.

Clean white lines, walls covered in collages of amazing nail art and of course every imaginable hue of nail polish line up ready to be selected. As soon as I heard the 90s R&B vibrating through the speakers I was involved. This is the kind of place that you want to head to before you hit the town in your sexy sandals.

The pedicure Area, consisted of a long chair with lots of funky cushions keep you comfortable with fashion magazines scattered on it to keep you entertained and lots of whilst your feet are primped and preened however I was having such a good time nattering away with Michelle Duberry who is also Managing Director and founder of Nice Nails Baby I didn’t need them.

What does the Walking On Air Pedicure Involve?

The luxury pedicure is a 45 minutes long treatment, beginning with the feet being bathed in bubbles

then a foot mask is applied to the feet and then wrapped in cling film and left for a few minutes in order for it to penetrate into the skin.

Once the mask was removed my cuticles were tidied nails were trimmed and filed shape followed by skin exfoliation, hard skin removal before a polish of my choice was applied.

I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed the Walking On Air Pedicure however even though I loved the powder blue colour I chose after changing my mind a number of time I wish I went for something more edgy or perhaps some nail art. Oh well I guess I’m going to have to go back in a couple of weeks then.

Over all I loved the whole experience it was nice to interact and have a good chat rather than put on my iPod and losing myself in a book or magazine it was even nicer to have staff that cared to interact with me instead of talking to each other in another language.