Russian Manicure Melbourne

Russian Manicure & Pedicure

Russian Manicure

The best manicure starts with a skilful Master!

If you are looking for a skillful master of Russian Manicure and Pedicure in Melbourne, to get the best results we would highly recommend visiting "About U Nail Studio", a boutique home nail studio located in Port Melbourne and specialising in:

Russian Manicure
Russian Pedicure

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Russian Manicure

The combined Russian manicure combines the techniques of the dry and wet Russian manicure to create a customized look. This method is often used for clients who have thick or stubborn cuticles, or who want a more polished and long-lasting manicure.

Russian Pedicure

A Russian pedicure is an advanced nail care technique that originated in Russia. It is known for its meticulous approach to cuticle removal and its ability to create a long-lasting, polished look. The process typically involves shaping and preparing the nails, removing the cuticles, cleaning and buffing the nails, and moisturizing and polishing them. The benefits of a Russian pedicure include long-lasting results, a clean and polished appearance, removal of dry, flaky skin, improved circulation to the toenails, and a reduced risk of ingrown toenails.

Supplies

To perform a Russian manicure, you will need a high-quality nail drill, a set of cuticle drill bits, a cuticle pusher, cuticle remover, dust collector, lint-free wipes, buffer, cuticle oil, and nail polish (optional). These tools will help you achieve a clean, polished, and healthy-looking manicure.

Taking Australia by storm

What is a Russian Manicure?

The Russian manicure, also known as the dry manicure or hardware manicure, has become the latest trend for several reasons:

Long-lasting results: The Russian manicure can last up to four weeks, which is significantly longer than a traditional manicure. This is because the drill bits remove the cuticles completely, preventing them from growing back quickly and ruining the manicure.
Natural look: The Russian manicure creates a natural look that is perfect for those who prefer a more subtle appearance. The drill bits gently buff the nails, giving them a healthy shine without making them look artificial.
Improved nail health: The Russian manicure can actually improve the health of your nails. The drill bits stimulate blood circulation to the nails, which can help them grow stronger and healthier. Additionally, the removal of the cuticles can help prevent ingrown nails.
Safe and hygienic: The Russian manicure is a safe and hygienic procedure when performed by a qualified technician. The drill bits are sterilized before each use, and the technician uses a dust collector to remove any debris from the nails.
Relaxing and pampering experience: The Russian manicure is a relaxing and pampering experience that can leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. The gentle massage of the drill bits can help to relieve stress and tension.

Testimonials

What People Are Saying

″I've been getting Russian manicures for years and I've never been disappointed. The results are always so beautiful and the process is so relaxing. I highly recommend this type of manicure to anyone who wants long-lasting, flawless nails. ″

— Rachel A.

″I used to get gel manicures, but I found that they were damaging my nails. I switched to Russian manicures and I'm so glad I did. My nails are healthier and stronger than ever, and the manicure lasts just as long. I would never go back to gel manicures!″

— Wendy T.

″I was always afraid to get a Russian manicure because I thought it would be painful. But I was wrong! The process is actually very gentle and relaxing. And the results are amazing. My nails look so natural and polished. I'm so glad I tried this type of manicure.″

— Grace L.

″I'm obsessed with Russian manicures! They're so elegant and sophisticated. And they make my hands look so much younger. I get compliments on my nails all the time. I would highly recommend this type of manicure to anyone who wants to feel their best.″

— Michelle Boxer