The Russian manicure
The Russian manicure uses professional e-file tools. The cuticle area is deeply cleansed, so the gel sits seamlessly close to the skin for a neat, elongated nail look. It's ideal if you appreciate refined detail and lasting wear.
How it's different
The difference is in the prep. It's a dry manicure, and the cuticle work is done with an e-file instead of only being pushed back, so the gel can go on right at the skin.
- Dry manicure: no soaking, so the gel bonds properly.
- E-file cuticle work cleans right down to the nail fold.
- Gel goes on close to the skin for a cleaner line and longer wear.
Who it suits
Anyone who likes a very clean, finished look at the cuticle line, and anyone who wants their gel to look neat for longer.
If you bite your nails or pick at your cuticles, the Ultimate Nail Reset starts with a Russian manicure to clean up damaged cuticles and skin, then adds a protective builder gel layer. It's 3 visits for $220.
Good to know
- Time90 minutes
- Price$85
- WhereSennett Estate, Potong Pasir
- Who does itNat, one client at a time
Coming in with gel from another salon? Add removal when you book: +$10 for gel, +$15 for extensions. Removal of a Lazy Cherry set is free.