Guide
Which Pedicure Should You Get?
Five pedicures, five different guests. Here's a quick side-by-side of what each one actually adds, so you're not just picking a number off the menu.
P1 – Everyday Pedicure (30 min, $40)
The quick, reliable refresh — trim, shape, cuticle care, a sugar scrub, and a lotion massage with hot towel. Good fit if you're short on time or just want neat, healthy feet without the extras.
P2 – Capital Circle Refresh (35 min, $55)
Adds a mud mask, hot stone massage, and basic callus treatment on top of the P1 basics. A solid step up if your feet need a bit more attention than a quick refresh.
P3 – Citrus & Stone Pedicure (45–50 min, $70)
Built around organic, scented products — a golden gel mask, sugar scrub, body butter with hot stone massage, and paraffin wax. Especially good for dry or cracked skin that needs real hydration, not just a quick buff.
P4 – Blue Nails Signature Pedicure (60 min, $85)
A longer, more layered version of the P3 — flower soak, collagen-based exfoliation, organic gel mask, and a full callus treatment. Worth it when you want a real reset, not just maintenance.
P5 – Blue Pedicure (70 min, $110)
Our most complete option, done in the private suite — warm eye mask, collagen socks, volcano crystal exfoliation, a spa steam machine, and a massage candle finish. This is the one to book for a birthday, a bridal party, or when you just need an hour that's entirely about you.
Our Take
If you're pressed for time or this is a regular touch-up, P1 or P2 covers it well. If your feet genuinely need hydration — especially heading into sandal season — P3 or P4 is the better use of your appointment. Save P5 for when you want the full, unhurried experience.
Want more detail on the top tier? See our Are Luxury Pedicures Worth It? guide, or view full pricing and add-ons on our Pedicures page.
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