Halo Studio

Services are booked through the studio's online booking page, and payment is taken through Square's secure checkout.

The classic manicure is done on bare natural nails for $50 and takes about an hour. It includes removal of any previous gel, dry e-file cuticle care, shaping, buffing, a sugar scrub, a warm essential oil towel and cuticle oil. Gel polish can be added for $15.

The Russian manicure comes in three tiers. Solid Color ($90, about two hours) includes a structured gel overlay and a choice of solid, sheer, glitter or cat eye finish. Minimal Design ($105, about two hours 15 minutes) covers one minimal design tier with up to four accent nails, such as French tips, chrome, ombré, aura accents or simple line work. Full Design ($125, about two hours 30 minutes) adds custom nail art time for detailed hand-painted work, layered or encapsulated designs, 3D art, charms and embellishments. Designs on most or all nails, or with multiple techniques, require the Full Design tier.

There are two pedicures. The Halo Express Pedicure ($80, about an hour 30 minutes) is for toenails only and includes product removal, dry e-file cuticle care, shaping, callus refinement, structured gel, gel polish and cuticle oil. Art add-ons are French tips for $15, ombré for $15 and chrome for $10. The Halo Signature Pedicure ($120, about two hours) is a waterless Russian pedicure that uses keratolytic exfoliation for callused skin, with the Shelly callus treatment system, targeted removal of rough skin, cuticle detailing, hydrating finishing products, a lotion massage for the feet and lower legs, and warm essential oil towels. The salon says this pedicure gives longer-lasting smoothness than a traditional soak-and-scrub pedicure.

Manicures and pedicures are built around dry e-file cuticle care, and the Russian-style services are dry, waterless methods.