Japanese manicure: what it is and who it suits
Care without colour: nails look natural and shiny. How a Japanese manicure differs from a regular one and when people choose it.
A Japanese manicure is a care treatment for the nails and the skin of the hands. There’s no colour coating: the nail plate is polished and enriched with nourishing products using the Japanese technique, and the cuticle and skin are treated gently. As a result the nails look groomed and naturally shiny, as if covered with clear polish.
How it differs from a regular manicure
A regular manicure is about cleanliness and shape: the master removes the cuticle, evens out the edge and most often prepares the nails for coating. A Japanese one is about the condition of the nail itself: after the treatment the plate isn’t covered with gel polish but polished and nourished. Nails stay free, and there’s no grown-out strip at the cuticle.
Who it suits
– those who want a break from gel polish between coatings;
– for thin, peeling and brittle nails;
– when coating isn’t allowed or you don’t want it: work, sport, a reaction to gel polish;
– men who want a neat but completely natural look.
How the procedure goes
If there’s gel polish on the nails, it’s gently removed first. Then the master treats the cuticle and shapes the nails, and after that comes the Japanese part: polishing the plate and rubbing nourishing products into the nail. It finishes with care for the skin of the hands. The whole thing takes about an hour and a half.
How long the effect lasts
The shine and groomed look usually last one to two weeks, depending on how much your hands are in contact with water and cleaning products. The care effect builds up: with regular treatments nails look healthier and cope better with everyday load.
Price
Japanese manicure — 350 000 UZS, Japanese pedicure — 350 000 UZS. Other types are on the pages manicure and pedicure.
Where we are
Tashkent, Taras Shevchenko St, 22 – Mirabad district, city centre. Daily from 10:00 to 20:00. Parking is available.
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FAQ
Can I have a Japanese manicure right after gel polish?
Yes. The master will first gently remove the gel polish — removal costs 70 000 UZS — and then do the Japanese manicure.
Can I put polish on after a Japanese manicure?
You can apply a treatment or clear polish, but people usually choose a Japanese manicure precisely to go without coating.
Is a Japanese manicure suitable for men?
Yes: nails look groomed but with no trace of coating. The price is the same as for women.