Parafina para pies en Ontinyent
Parafina para pies en Adrian Beauty Studio Ontinyent: 15 € (IVA incl.), 30 min. Book online with instant confirmation. Price and duration updated on 1 November 2026.
Exfoliación, mascarilla de parafina fría y masaje para pies secos y talones agrietados. 30 minutos.
Opening hours in Ontinyent
- Monday09:00–21:00
- Tuesday09:00–21:00
- Wednesday09:00–21:00
- Thursday09:00–21:00
- Friday09:00–21:00
- Saturday09:00–14:00
Where we are in Ontinyent
C/ Salvador Tormo, 21, 46870 Ontinyent
About the Ontinyent salon
- What are the opening hours of Adrian Beauty Studio Ontinyent?
- Monday: 09:00–21:00. Tuesday: 09:00–21:00. Wednesday: 09:00–21:00. Thursday: 09:00–21:00. Friday: 09:00–21:00. Saturday: 09:00–14:00.
- Where is the Ontinyent salon?
- At C/ Salvador Tormo, 21, 46870 Ontinyent. The “Get directions” button opens the route in Google Maps.
- How much is parafina para pies in Ontinyent?
- 15 € (VAT included), about 30 min. You can book it online with instant confirmation.

Sobre pedicuras en Ontinyent
A professional pedicure goes far beyond aesthetics — it is a health and wellbeing treatment for your feet. At Adrian Beauty Studio, the basic pedicure (20 minutes) includes nail cutting, filing and shaping and cuticle treatment; from there you choose the extras: foot soak and hard skin removal with sterilised professional tools (about 30 minutes in total) and polish (up to about 40 minutes). For polish you can choose from traditional OPI polish (seasonal and classic colours), semi-permanent Shellac for a chip-free shine lasting 2-3 weeks, or a polish-free pedicure if you just want health care. Feet bear the body's weight all day long and are often overlooked in beauty routines. Hard skin and dryness are common problems that a regular professional pedicure helps to prevent; if you have ingrown toenails or a foot problem, see a podiatrist first. We recommend a session every 4-6 weeks throughout the year, reducing to every 3 weeks in summer if you frequently wear open-toed shoes. Many of our clients combine pedicure and manicure in the same visit to save time. Available at both our Gandía and Ontinyent salons. Book your pedicure online and walk with confidence.
Preguntas frecuentes
- How often should I have a pedicure?
- A professional pedicure is recommended every 4-6 weeks to keep feet healthy and looking their best. In summer, or if you regularly wear open-toed shoes, you can shorten this to every 3 weeks. In winter, a monthly session is usually enough to prevent callus build-up and keep nails in good condition.
- Does the pedicure include polish?
- It depends on the type of pedicure you choose. We offer a basic pedicure without polish (nail care, callus removal and hydration only), a pedicure with traditional OPI polish for instant colour, and a pedicure with semi-permanent Shellac for a chip-free shine lasting 2-3 weeks. Check the options and prices when booking.
- What does the pedicure include?
- The basic pedicure includes nail cutting, filing and shaping and cuticle treatment, and takes about 20 minutes. Foot soak and hard skin removal with sterilised professional tools (about 30 minutes in total) and OPI or semi-permanent polish (up to about 40 minutes) are optional.
- Is it a good idea to combine a pedicure with other treatments?
- Yes, many clients combine pedicure and manicure in the same appointment to make the most of their visit. It's one of the most popular combinations. You can also add other services like leg waxing or a facial. Just remember to book all services together so we allocate enough time.
- Can I have a pedicure if I have ingrown toenails or foot problems?
- A professional pedicure can help prevent and improve minor issues such as early ingrown toenails, excessive calluses or dryness. However, for active infections, open wounds or serious podiatric problems, we recommend consulting a podiatrist first. Our beauticians will assess the condition of your feet before starting and advise you accordingly.
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