Precision. Polish. Perfection.
Russian Manicures & Hard Gel Nails in Wheat Ridge, Denver
Our mission is to create a space as beautiful and comfortable as your nails will be. We’re an appointment-only Russian manicure studio at Gold’s Marketplace in Wheat Ridge, just west of Denver, freshly remodeled and focused on structured gel manicures, hard gel and completely dry pedicures.
Your health is our top priority. Every service starts with tools that have been cleaned, sanitized and sterilized in an autoclave, then opened from a sealed pouch at your station. Our pedicures are completely dry: no foot bath, ever.
Every manicure includes dry e-file cuticle work, done slowly and precisely, and a structured hard gel application. That’s why appointments take 1.5 to 2 hours, and why our manicures last 3+ weeks and grow out before they chip.
We have over 1,500 colors of polish on site, so you’ll find the exact shade you want. Our nail techs are independent and run their own books, and they know how to deliver the cuticle work and nail art you’re looking for.
Structured gel Russian manicures start at $100. Our student technicians start at $70.
Benefits of being a nail salon and store
One of the benefits of being a nail salon in Denver that is also a nail supply store is that we have hundreds of products in house already. You have the choice of over 700 different polish products ranging from the PNB gel polish line which is manufactured in Ukraine to the specialty products from ICEGEL in South Korea. You can show up with a color you want from www.nashlynails.com or come in and look at all of the swatches in person.
In addition we have a nail decal book to browse from and tons of pigments available as well.
Russian manicure
You may have noticed that Russian manicures have become one of the most popular manicures around today. This is due to multiple benefits from receiving this type of manicure. The first is you don’t have to use acetone to soak off the nail which can cause damage to the nail plate. While performing a dry manicure you use bits to remove the existing polish which allows the nail tech to leave any existing base that is still in good condition and back fill it.
