NiNi Nails & Spa Kansas City Deal of the Day

Shellac Manicure with Basic or Jelly Pedicure, or Acrylic Nails at NiNi Nails & Spa in Overland Park (Up to 55% Off)

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In a Nutshell

Chip-resistant Shellac polish with basic pedicure or therapeutic jelly-soak pedicure; acrylic color-powder set protects natural nails

The Fine Print

Expires Jan 2nd, 2013. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Valid only for option purchased. 24hr cancellation notice required. Services must be used by the same person. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.

Pedicures are the perfect reward for feet, which get us through our daily routine of walking up stairs, running to catch trains, and kicking down doors. Say thank you with this Groupon.

Choose from Three Options

$27 for a Shellac manicure and basic pedicure (a $55 value)
$49 for a Shellac manicure and jelly pedicure (a $100 value)
$31 for a new set of acrylic color-powder nails (a $65 value)

During the Shellac manicure, nail technicians coat nails and allow the gel to cure under a UV lamp, which seals in a chip-resistant finish that lasts up to two weeks. Those who upgrade to the jelly pedicure are treated to a soak in a jelly solution infused with plant oils, aloe vera, and therapeutic fragrances. Alternatively, acrylics adhere to natural nails with a liquid monomer and a powder polymer that also acts as a protectant.

Shellac manicures take 45–60 minutes, the basic pedicure takes 20–30 minutes, jelly pedicures take about 45 minutes, and acrylics take about 45–60 minutes.

NiNi Nails & Spa

Just as its name indicates, NiNi Nails & Spa envelops fingers and toes in soothing and relaxing treatments. During sessions, technicians push back overgrown cuticles and shape nails into perfect parabolas before embellishing them with vibrant polish or no-chip Shellac gel. Indulgent pedicures soothe weary dogs, slough off calluses, and return misplaced fingers to their rightful home. The spa also treats feet with specialty jelly pedicures, which put a twist on a plain-Jane footbath by introducing a soft jelly substance made from essential oils and soothing aloe vera.

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