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Nails

From classic care to luxury soaks and long-lasting overlays — every set finished with attention to cuticle, shape and shine.

About this service

Our nail studio is the heart of Primp & Coddle — a calm corner of Westlands where careful prep, beautifully shaped nails and long-wearing polish come standard.

Every set starts with a thorough cuticle tidy, gentle exfoliation and a hand or foot massage. From there, choose a classic finish, a luxury soak, a paraffin treatment or a long-lasting overlay.

Treatments & pricing

Nails menu

Prices in Kenyan Shillings (Ksh). Request a quote on any treatment to pre-fill the booking form.

  • Normal Manicure

    Ksh. 1,000

    Classic manicure that neatens nails & cuticles, exfoliates and finishes with a moisture-rich massage. Normal polish included.

  • Primp Manicure

    Ksh. 1,600

    Luxury manicure with a deeply exfoliating organic scrub of essential oils, natural herbs, minerals and leaf extracts, paired with a hand massage. Gel polish included.

  • Normal Pedicure

    Ksh. 1,200

    Classic pedicure that neatens nails & cuticles, exfoliates and finishes with a moisture-rich massage. Normal polish included.

  • Primp Pedicure

    Ksh. 2,200

    Luxury pedicure with a bubble soak of natural plant-fragrant oils to relax muscles and moisturize dry, cracked skin. Finished with a relaxing foot massage. Gel polish included.

  • Paraffin Wax — Manicure

    Ksh. 1,500

    Removes dead skin, soothes and heals calluses; a thermo treatment that increases blood flow and relaxes stiff joints.

  • Paraffin Wax — Pedicure

    Ksh. 2,000
  • Acrylics

    Ksh. 3,500
  • Acrylics / Gel Overlays

    Ksh. 2,500
  • Acrylics / Gel Infills

    Ksh. 2,000
  • Stick-ons / Tips

    Ksh. 1,500
  • OPI Polish

    Ksh. 500
  • Gel Polish

    Ksh. 1,000
  • Nail Art

    Ksh. 200 – 500

    Priced depending on design.

  • Soak-offs (gel polish)

    Ksh. 100
  • Soak-offs (acrylics, overlays, gel, stick-ons)

    Ksh. 500

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