GNails

Hello hello, hope you all are well. I am here to pass a quick message witha back story ofcouse. 🥺🥹😭

**I know I cater for everyone's budget and I was considering to announce a price increase of $5 per service for June 😔 ( you guys know I offer the best) ***
but unfortunately yesterday I had an accident , I fell and hit my spine really bad. Maybe things do happen for a reason since lately I was having an uncomfortable pain on my back probably a month now,any ways I fell and after couple of hours I couldn't move properly. Today I went to the Dr I still have an X-ray to do but I was told things might be more complicated than thought to the point that It might be a "herniated disc".
Any way I know I have booked all these days so the only option I have for pedicure is a deluxe $45 and Luxury pedicure $55 (luxury pedicure most come with short pants since you get a leg mask and hot towel wraps option of hydrating balm or wax finish your choice).
Am sorry for any inconvenience but I can no longer offer basic or classic Pedicures, nor jelly spa . Hope you understand and continue supporting me as you always have. I feel saddened but I have to keep going 💔
God has seen me grinding and has blessed me alot so I'll take this as a sign to take things a bit slower.

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Percha points are typically inserted at the lateral edges of the nail to elevate the nail plate slightly above the surrounding skin. This helps in preventing the skin or calloused tissue on the sides of the nail from sticking to the nail plate.

By creating a barrier between the nail and the adjacent skin, percha points reduce pressure and friction, thereby decreasing the likelihood of the skin growing over the nail edge or becoming inflamed. This technique is beneficial in preventing and managing ingrown nails, as it minimizes skin-nail adhesion and promotes proper nail growth.