Pedicure Options in Henderson, NV: Menus, Pricing & Booking Questions

For Henderson pedicure menu choices with published figures, Horizon Nail lists named pedicure services in a REG PRICE column from $35 to $80 and a GEL PRICE column from $50 to $95. Other listed rows on its page show REG PRICE amounts up to $90 and GEL PRICE amounts up to $100. Jazz Nails Lounge lists Simple Touch Pedicure at $38, or $58 with gel. Amour Nails & Hair Studio, Green Valley Ranch Spa, Milano Nails Lounge, and Glow Nail Bar publish pedicure-related service or booking information, but their pages do not provide comparable itemized pedicure prices in the material checked. For foot-spa questions, Nevada's published rule is useful as a conversation guide, not as a finding about any individual salon.

Start With The Published Price References

A Henderson pedicure menu is most useful when it answers three plain questions: what the service is called, what finish the price covers, and whether a separately named variation changes the total. In this comparison, Horizon Nail and Jazz Nails Lounge are the two pages that show figures beside named pedicure services. Their formats are different, so the numbers should not be treated as interchangeable tiers.

These are menu statements, not a Henderson-wide price range or a final booking quote. A named service may have a variation, an optional finish, or a separately listed charge. Before choosing by price alone, compare the exact wording on the current page and ask which line applies to the appointment you want.

Horizon Nail's Published Pedicure Menu

Horizon Nail lists named pedicure services in a section headed REG PRICE and CARD PRICE, followed by a section headed GEL PRICE and CARD PRICE. The page does not explain what those labels mean. The table keeps the labels as shown; its repeated CARD PRICE heading reflects the two sections on the published page.

The same published menu prints additional rows with parenthetical wording for Collagen / Paraffin, Collagen Sock or Paraffin, or Gold crystals soak. Those descriptions are part of Horizon Nail's menu language; they do not describe a standard set of inclusions at other Henderson providers.

For the $90 / $92.70 and $100 / $103 Exotic Pure Luxury Golden rows, the page places the Gold crystals soak text after the prices. Its layout does not clearly establish whether that wording describes the entire row or an additional feature, so confirm the applicable service and total directly.

Horizon Nail also lists Extra Callus Removal at $5+ with $5.15+ in the adjacent displayed column. Because it appears under Additional, confirm whether it is available for the service you selected and whether any other charge applies. The service names, labels, and figures above are from Horizon Nail's published menu; the provider is the appropriate source for the current amount and applicable price column.

What Jazz Nails Lounge Lists

Jazz Nails Lounge takes a simpler approach on its published page. It lists Simple Touch Pedicure at $38 and With Gel at $58. The salon's description for that named service includes nail and cuticle care, a sugar scrub, a warm towel wrap, massage, and a choice of premium polish. Those are Jazz Nails Lounge's stated inclusions for Simple Touch, not a definition of what any similarly priced pedicure elsewhere includes.

The page also shows regular polish change at $10, Cat Eye at $10, and Chrome/ombre at $15, and directs readers to call for more price-list details. The published text does not spell out how each of those entries applies to every pedicure selection. A practical booking question is whether the desired polish effect is included in the quoted service, separately available, or not offered for that appointment.

Other Henderson Pages Worth Checking

Amour Nails & Hair Studio lists Pedicure & Foot Care and describes its pedicures as including exfoliation, massage, and polish. Its page also presents online and phone booking language. The material checked does not show an itemized pedicure amount, so it can help with service discovery but not a like-for-like price comparison.

Green Valley Ranch Spa presents Spa Menu and Reserve Services paths, along with its Henderson location and daily spa hours. The page material does not identify an itemized pedicure or an associated price. That makes its current menu a useful place to verify directly when a spa setting is part of the booking criteria, but it does not supply a price reference for this guide.

Milano Nails Lounge lists PEDICURE SERVICES among its service categories and provides a booking path. Its page-hosted customer comments mention pedicures, including a milk & honey pedicure, but those comments are not independent verification of a current menu, service details, or any present-day practice. Glow Nail Bar likewise lists PEDICURE SERVICES and describes spa pedicures among its offerings, with booking language on the page. Neither page shows an itemized pedicure price in the information compared here.

Nevada Foot-Spa Questions That Fit A Booking Conversation

The Nevada foot-spa regulation sets requirements for a licensee using a foot spa. It is not a report on Horizon Nail, Jazz Nails Lounge, or any other provider named here. Still, its sequence gives a shopper concrete, Nevada-specific questions that go beyond asking only about polish and price.

• Before foot-spa service, the rule calls for the licensee to check the client's feet and legs. If open sores, skin wounds, or a condition that weakens the skin barrier is present, the rule says the client must be told why the foot spa should not be used.
• The rule says a procedure that risks damage to skin, including a pedicure or waxing, must not be performed before the client's feet are soaked in the foot-spa basin.
• After foot-spa service, it describes draining the basin, removing visible debris, cleaning with soap or detergent, rinsing, and disinfecting according to the product label. The surfaces must remain wet with disinfectant for at least 10 minutes or the shorter time stated on that label.
• For a circulating spa, the post-service process includes circulating liquid disinfectant through the unit for the full applicable contact time before draining and rinsing. The regulation also sets out distinct nightly procedures for circulating units and simple non-circulating basins.

That wording translates into direct questions: What type of basin is used? How is the pre-service foot and leg check handled? What is the sequence after the service? Which nightly procedure applies to that basin type? An answer can help clarify what a provider says it does, but it is not proof of license status or compliance.

Turn The Menu Into A Clear Booking Request

Rather than asking for a vague "spa pedicure," name the line you want and request the current total for that exact selection. This is especially useful where menus distinguish regular polish, gel, and separately named variations. It also keeps a low posted starting figure from becoming an assumption about the finished appointment.

• State the exact menu name, such as Classic Express Pedicure or Simple Touch Pedicure, and ask which current price applies.
• Confirm whether the quote is for regular polish, gel, or a named variation with paraffin, a collagen option, or another listed feature.
• Ask whether removal, callus-related work, polish changes, design work, or other additions change the amount.
• Confirm service duration, appointment availability, deposits, cancellation terms, and payment methods before committing; those details are not established across the pages compared here.
• Use the Nevada foot-spa prompts to ask about the applicable basin process, without treating the response as an inspection result.

For more local browsing, start with local listings or read the related Henderson nail salon coverage without treating either resource as a menu or compliance verification. The Las Vegas nail salon booking guide adds general planning prompts, while how to verify a nail salon license in Nevada is a separate resource for license research.

Frequently Asked Questions

Source and update note: This guide draws on the linked first-party provider pages and the linked Nevada foot-spa regulation, checked in July 2026. It compares published menu and service information rather than hands-on visits. Details can change, so readers should confirm current prices, inclusions, booking terms, and availability, and verify license-related questions before booking.