Every photo on this page is one of our clients, taken in our studio on Hogans Road. Di does all the work herself with a hardware pedicure: a gentle machine with fine attachments instead of blades and soaking. If you see feet like yours here, there’s a good chance we can help.

Dry, cracked heels are the thing we see most, and the one people put up with the longest. Di removes the thick, dry layer and smooths down the edges of the cracks, so your heels feel soft again and stop catching on socks and sheets. Most clients feel the difference as soon as they stand up.
Hard skin builds up wherever your feet take the most pressure: the ball of the foot, the side of the big toe, the heel. After a while it can feel like walking on a pebble. We take it back to soft, normal skin without going too deep, so it feels comfortable straight away.
A corn is a small, hard spot of skin, often with a firm core in the middle. That core is what makes it sore when you walk. Di carefully removes the corn, core and all, and most people find walking much easier straight away. If something like tight shoes is causing it, she’ll let you know.
Thick toenails are hard to cut at home and can press inside your shoes. Di trims and thins them with a machine, layer by layer, until the nail is much thinner and neater. Most nail salons don’t do this — they’re set up for polish, not for this kind of work.
Every pedicure finishes with tidy nails and clean cuticles. If you’d like colour, we add regular polish or gel. We keep it classic: one colour, done neatly. We don’t do nail art or extensions.
People often ask what a hardware pedicure actually looks like. Here’s a short clip from a real appointment: no blades, no soaking, just a gentle machine and a lot of care.
Open every day, including public holidays. 17E Hogans Road, Glenfield. First visit $77 (30% off), then $110 for 80 minutes.
17E Hogans Road, Glenfield, Auckland
North Shore
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