Pedicure and foot scrubbing in Tokyo

Quick answer: A pedicure with foot scrubbing cleans and smooths the feet, removes rough, dead skin and cares for the nails. It is quoted by session. It is a cosmetic service and not a treatment for foot conditions. Home, office and studio appointments available across Tokyo, Chiba, Kanagawa and Saitama.

Session length	Confirmed in your quote
Price	Quoted by session length
Booking	WhatsApp, LINE or email, by appointment
Travel	Home visit available; a travel fee may apply depending on distance

What is included

We clean and scrub the feet to smooth rough skin, care for the nails and moisturise. Tell us if you want a particular finish or nail shape.

Do they scrub your feet in a pedicure?

Yes. Scrubbing is part of this service and removes dead skin and roughness, so your feet feel smoother afterwards.

Before you book

Tell us if you have cuts, an infection, or a condition that affects your feet, and check with a doctor first if you are unsure whether a pedicure is suitable.

What a pedicure session looks like

We start by cleaning the feet, then scrub away rough, dead skin, care for the nails and finish by moisturising. The result is smoother skin and neat nails. The session is relaxed and unhurried, and we agree the details with you when you book.

About foot scrubbing

Foot scrubbing removes dead skin that builds up, especially on the heels and sides of the feet. It is done gently, and we avoid scrubbing so hard that it irritates the skin. If a part of your foot is sore or tender, tell us and we will work around it.

Nail shape and finish

We care for the nails and can shape them to the length you prefer. Tell us if you like them short and neat or with a little more length. Ask us about finishing options when you book, so we can tell you what is available.

Hygiene and comfort

If you have any concerns about hygiene, products or sensitive skin, ask us before you book and we will explain what we use. Tell us about allergies or past reactions so we can choose products that suit you. If anything feels uncomfortable during the session, say so straight away.

When to check with a doctor first

A pedicure is a cosmetic service and not a treatment for foot conditions. Check with your doctor or a podiatrist before booking if you have diabetes, poor circulation, open cuts, infections, severe cracking or any painful foot condition. Tell us about anything relevant so we can adjust the service or advise you not to go ahead.

Setting up at home or the office

For a home or office visit we come to you. We tell you what we need when you book, including the space and a comfortable chair, so the visit runs smoothly. Wear loose clothing so it is easy to reach your feet.

Aftercare

Moisturise daily, wear comfortable shoes and avoid scrubbing hard at home. Keep your feet clean and dry, including between the toes, and see a doctor if something hurts or does not heal.

Pedicure and massage

If you would like to relax further, ask about reflexology massage, and read our foot care overview.

How long a pedicure takes

The time depends on the condition of your feet and the finish you want. We agree the session length when you book and confirm it in your quote, so you can plan your day.

How often to book

Many people book every few weeks, and others only before a holiday or special event. There is no fixed rule. Choose a rhythm that suits you, and message us when your feet feel rough or your nails need attention.

What to wear

Wear loose trousers or a skirt that is easy to roll up, and comfortable shoes you can slip on and off. Remove tight socks and tell us about any sore spots before we start.

Booking a pedicure

Message us on WhatsApp, LINE or email with the service you want, your location and any health notes we should know about. We reply with availability and a quote that includes any travel fee for a home or office visit, and we can also see you at the studio by appointment.