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Teen Express Manicure or Pedicure with Refreshment for One at Townhouse Nail Salon

Escape to relaxation with an Express Manicure or Pedicure at Townhouse Nail Salons. Indulge in expert nail shaping, buffing, and your choice of polish or gel finish, paired with a refreshing non-alcoholic drink. Complete the experience with a complimentary Townhouse hand cream for lasting pampering.

What do I need to know?

• Your voucher is valid for one person
• Available week round, year round, during salon opening hours
• Minimum age restrictions apply, please refer to Townhouse Nail Salon's terms and conditions at the time of booking
• Children aged 8–16 years must have written parental or guardian consent before receiving any treatment; a form will be provided prior to the treatment time
• A parent or guardian must accompany children aged 12 or under during their treatment
• Only the ‘Colour Refresh’ service (a light buff and shape with polish) is offered to children aged 8–13 years
• No other polish, gel or extension treatments are available to those under 14 years
• Any bookings cancelled due to non-compliance with the venue’s policies will be non-refundable
• Children under eight are not permitted to receive treatments
• Children under eight may accompany adults to appointments but must be supervised at all times
• Due to the nature of our working nail salons, lack of supervision may pose a health and safety risk; we reserve the right to terminate a client’s treatment if their child is causing a safety issue or disturbing others
• You should allow one hour for this experience
• Please inform the venue if you have any disabilities, allergies or medical conditions that may affect your treatment to accommodate your needs
• Please refer to Townhouse Nail Salon’s terms and conditions for a list of conditions that may prevent treatment completion and consult your doctor
• All additional services/add-ons are available at an additional cost (such as Removals, BIAB, French Finish and Nail Art)
• All dates are subject to availability