Every metal implement used at 12621 Race Track Rd goes through the same six-stage cycle before it reaches you — and the pouch is opened in front of you at the station.

6-Stage Hospital-Grade Sterilization Cycle

Applied to every metal implement, after every client.

STAGE 01

Enzymatic Pre-Soak

Instruments are submerged immediately post-service in medical enzymatic solution to dissolve proteins, bio-burden, and organic debris.

STAGE 02

Ultrasonic Debris Cavitation

High-frequency sonic soundwaves dislodge microscopic particulate matter from cuticle nipper hinges, springs, and e-file flutes.

STAGE 03

EPA Hospital Disinfection

Full immersion in hospital-grade, EPA-registered broad-spectrum bactericidal, virucidal, and fungicidal disinfectant (Barbicide / Mar-v-cide).

STAGE 04

Purified Rinse and Thermal Dry

Implements are rinsed in demineralized water and thoroughly dried in a dedicated drying chamber to eliminate moisture and oxidation.

STAGE 05

Hermetic Pouch Sealing

Utensils are sealed in medical-grade sterilization pouches with integrated internal and external chemical colour indicator strips.

STAGE 06

High-Heat Autoclave Sterilization

Pouches undergo pressurized steam sterilization at 121°C (250°F). Pouches are opened exclusively in front of the client at the station.

Single-Use and Chemical Safety Guarantees

What never gets shared between clients.

100% single-use pedicure liners. Every spa foot basin is fitted with a brand-new disposable medical liner discarded after each client. Feet never touch communal basin surfaces.
Disposable abrasives. Nail files, pumice sponges, and buffer blocks are single-use only, gifted to the client post-service or immediately discarded.
Zero MMA monomer. We strictly prohibit hazardous Methyl Methacrylate (MMA). Only safe, FDA-compliant Ethyl Methacrylate (EMA) liquids are utilized.
Contamination-free dipping powder. We never submerge guest fingers into communal powder jars; powder is sprinkled or poured via sterile single-use trays.

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