On manicures
Ask about the current special when you book a manicure. Classic, French, buff or gel — the same warm soak, shaping, cuticle care and hand massage either way.
What the service includesOffers & gift cards
Worth asking about before you book.
Live pricing and availability sit on our Booksy page — that is the list we actually keep up to date, so it is the one we send you to. Anything seasonal goes up on Instagram first.
On spa pedicures
Worth asking about before you pick between the four. Classic, spa, hydrating and hot stone all start with a warm sea-salt soak and end with a massage.
What the service includes
On waxing
Face and body, in the private room. Regular appointments are where waxing gets cheaper and easier anyway — the regrowth comes in finer each time.
What the service includesGift cards
For the person who is impossible to buy for.
Any amount, for any service on the menu. It is the present that gets used — nobody has ever put a gift card for a spa pedicure in a drawer and forgotten about it.
Ask at the reception desk next time you are in, or call and we will sort it out over the phone. Bring the card itself to the appointment: it has to be presented at the time of service.
No discount required
Six ways to get more out of every visit.
None of these depend on a promotion running. Most of what people spend unnecessarily at a nail salon goes on fixing something that could have been avoided at home for free.
01Come on a quiet day
Sunday afternoons and weekday mornings are the calmest hours of the week. Same work, more time, and far less waiting for a chair — which matters more than most people expect.
02Keep to the fill schedule
Every two to three weeks. A fill is a smaller appointment than a new set, and letting extensions grow out past that means lifting, breakage and starting over from scratch.
03Book removal, never pick
Peeling gel or dip off takes the top layer of your natural nail with it. Then the next set has to work around damage, which costs you time in the chair. Removal is a few minutes.
04Oil your cuticles at home
This one is free and it is the single biggest factor in how long a set lasts. A drop before bed keeps the edges from lifting and routinely buys an extra week.
05Do hands and feet in one visit
A manicure and pedicure together is one trip, one parking spot and one block of time instead of two. Say so when you book so the slot is long enough.
06Book ahead in the busy weeks
December, prom season and the run-up to weddings fill first. Booking early is not about price — it is about getting the time and the artist you wanted.
Do you sell gift cards?
Yes, for any amount. Ask at the reception desk when you are in, or call the salon on 908-245-6300 and we will sort it out.
Can a gift card be used on any service?
Yes — manicures, pedicures, gel and dip powder, extensions, nail art and waxing. It works like any other payment at the counter.
What do I need to bring to use one?
The card itself. Gift cards must be presented at the time of service, so bring it with you rather than a photo of it.
Can a gift card be refunded or exchanged for cash?
No. Gift cards cannot be redeemed for cash, and they are not refundable or replaceable if lost, stolen, destroyed, altered or used without permission. The full terms are on our policies page.
How do I find out about current specials?
Our Booksy page carries live pricing and availability, and anything seasonal goes up on Instagram first. If you would rather just ask, call the salon during opening hours.
Do I need an appointment to use an offer?
Walk-ins are welcome whenever a chair is free, but clients with a booking are seen first. On a busy Saturday that is the difference between being seen and being turned away.
See what is free this week.
Booksy shows live availability and current pricing, so you can compare before you commit. Or walk in — 363 E Westfield Ave, Roselle Park, NJ 07204, Tuesday through Sunday.