Pedicures in Accra
Lashes, brows, nails and make-up — finished to perfection.
Feet carry everything and receive nothing — until pedicure day. Express to paraffin, our pedicures restore feet with clinical hygiene and genuine care.
The menu
Express (GHS 150) for shape and tidy; classic (GHS 250) adds callus work, exfoliation and massage; paraffin (GHS 300) wraps feet in warm wax for the softest result. Gel toes (GHS 180) or a gel add-on keep colour perfect for a month plus.
What happens at your appointment?
A warm soak, meticulous nail and cuticle work, callus smoothing, massage and finish — around an hour of the kind of care feet remember.
Foot health first
Thickened or discoloured nails are assessed honestly — sometimes the right referral is CO2 nail treatment before cosmetics.
Pedicures: areas & prices
- Express — GHS 150
- Classic — GHS 250
- Paraffin — GHS 300
- Gel polish add-on — GHS 100
Amanda Fourie
Internationally accredited aesthetic practitioner — CIDESCO and ITEC certified with over 30 years of experience, specialised in advanced aesthetics and skin of color.
About AmandaPedicures — frequently asked questions
What pedicures do you offer?
Express for a quick refresh, classic for full foot and nail care with exfoliation, and a paraffin pedicure for deep hydration and softening — with a gel-polish upgrade available.
How much do pedicures cost?
Pedicures are priced GHS 150 – GHS 300 — express, classic and paraffin — with a gel-polish add-on. The full menu is set out clearly.
What is included in a classic versus paraffin pedicure?
A classic pedicure includes soaking, nail and cuticle care, hard-skin removal, exfoliation and polish; the paraffin option adds a warm wax treatment for deep hydration and soothed feet.
Can I add gel polish?
Yes — gel polish adds a durable, glossy finish that lasts around two weeks.
Is it hygienic?
Absolutely — we follow strict hygiene and sterilisation, with tools cleaned between every client for your safety.
Is a pedicure safe if I am diabetic?
It requires care, and it is worth saying plainly: with diabetes, reduced sensation and slower healing mean a small nick can become a serious problem. Tell us, and we will work conservatively — no aggressive blade work on hard skin, no cuticle cutting — or advise medical foot care where that is more appropriate. For everyone, tools are sterilised between clients and single-use items are never reused. We will also flag suspected fungal nails or infection rather than covering them with polish.
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