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Denis
Amsterdam on Jun 2026
Cheyenne helped me with a painful corn on my foot - she removed it and the pain is gone. She was very attentive, cheerful, you could feel she loves what she’s doing, and she explained everything, checked other issues on my feet, and suggested how to treat my nails and avoid the corn in the future. The price was cheaper than many other options I saw. I only went once and would go back if I have another issue, I just don’t do aesthetic stuff.
Carl
Amsterdam on Jun 2026
I’ve been to Cheyenne three or four times for foot treatment, and she made my feet feel much better over time. The place is small and cozy, everything looks very new, and she’s very careful with hygiene, which was exactly what I was looking for. It was also close to where I live, and the price felt fair. There don’t seem to be many of these foot treatment places in the city, so I’m very happy with what she’s done for me.
Jordana-Lee
Amsterdam on Jun 2026
I’ve been seeing Cheyenne for about a year now, every couple of months, for pedicure style foot and nail care. She’s awesome and really knowledgeable, always has new products to fit what I need, and we always talk about aftercare. She’s very on time and honestly over delivers for what she charges, I even told her she could charge more, price feels fair. I found her through a friend’s recommendation and I love her.
Real price ranges from the jobs our vetted manicure & pedicure actually do. Updated July 2026
How much does a classic manicure cost in Amsterdam?
A plain manicure in Amsterdam costs roughly €35 to €45, and that gets you shaping, cuticle work and a buff in about 40 minutes. Add regular polish and you're nearer €40 to €50, while a spa version with a soak, scrub and hand massage sits higher again. If you want hands and feet done in one visit, ask for the duo price, because salons usually charge less for the pair than for two separate bookings. City-centre salons and more experienced technicians charge at the top of these ranges, so it's worth checking two or three price lists.
How much does a classic pedicure cost in Amsterdam?
A straightforward pedicure costs about €42 to €50 for roughly 45 minutes, and most practices bill by time, so corns, cracked heels or a thickened nail push the price up from there. Here's the part worth knowing: a medical pedicure is a separate, regulated specialism, and if you have diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis or another circulation problem, that foot care can be reimbursed by your health insurer, normally only with a referral and a registered medical pedicure. A cosmetic pedicure is never reimbursed. Ask up front for an invoice made out for the insurer, and expect to pay a small own contribution for the cosmetic part of the visit.
How much does a gel manicure cost in Amsterdam?
A gel manicure in one colour costs about €35 to €50 in Amsterdam, and a stronger base such as BIAB, hard gel or an acrylic gel overlay takes it to roughly €37.50 to €60. Be honest with yourself about the upkeep, because gel needs redoing every three to four weeks, which works out at €450 or more a year rather than the one-off price on the list. Removal is charged on its own too: expect around €7.50 if the same salon applied it, and up to about €20 if someone else did or if you just want it taken off.
How much does nail art cost in Amsterdam?
Nail art is priced per nail, not per set, so what you pay depends on how many fingers you want done and how detailed the design is. One Dutch price list we checked charges €7.50 a nail, which makes two accent nails a small extra on top of your manicure while a full set of ten detailed nails can cost more than the manicure underneath it. Ask for the per nail price before the work starts, because this is the easiest line on the bill to be surprised by. We could not find enough Amsterdam price lists publishing nail art rates to give you a confident local range.
How much do nail extensions cost in Amsterdam?
This is the one we cannot pin down honestly for Amsterdam yet. The price lists we found stop short of a full set: one charges about €60 for an acrylic gel overlay with no length added, and another charges about €55 for a single gel nail rebuilt over a damaged one. A real set of extensions costs more than either of those, and the number people forget is the upkeep, since infills every three to four weeks and a soak off at the end are billed separately. Get the set price, the infill price and the removal price before you start, and check whether product costs are quoted on top of the treatment.
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