Cost of Manicure?

[catjammies]

Does the SPA do manicures?
or is there somewhere else in the Atrium?

Do you know the cost?

 

[Surfergirl]

www.castawayclub.com has a list of the spa treatments. Manicure looks like about $36.

 

[cathyrob]

I had a manicure on the ship and it was around $30 or so. I was not happy with it, because I was there to relax and the entire time she worked on my nails, she tried to sell me all sorts of products. All I wanted was a nice manicure and to relax a bit, but that never happened.

 

[lucillemcg]

I had a manicure on my cruise and it was great. The woman I had was excellent and she didn't try to sell me anything. It was my first cruise ever and it was the first thing I booked when I got onboard so my nails would look good for Palo. She had lots of great information about the ship and things to do for a 1st time cruiser. I guess it depends on who you get. If I were to go back, I'd also get a pedicure--those seemed even more relaxing!

 

[Buckaroo's Dad]

Hi lucillemcg.

If I were to go back, I'd also get a pedicure--those seemed even more relaxing!

Yes, the pedicures ARE more relaxing. It keeps a potentially yakky technician further from you than does a manicure...

 

[ducklite]

They do them in the hair salon. I had one, the technician was EXCELLENT! Sorry, do'nt recall the price. The girl didn't try to sell me anything.

Anne

 

[disneydeb]

there 36dollars just got one last week eva did it lasted 5 days daughter got one by someone else and it was chipping by the second day.

 

[TiggerPU88]

Hi!

I got one on my first cruise and it relaly wasn't the best manicure. It chipped in a couple of days, they pushed the products and man, were they expensive. With manicures $7 in NYC and $12 here in NJ, $30 was a little steep.

Give me a massage, the alpha capsule or the rainforest room.... but not another manicure -- I'll get one before we sail. <g>

 

[jlawall]

When do the spa services start?

 

[Buckaroo's Dad]

When do the spa services start?

I'm not a very religious person, but I believe quiet contemplation begins upon boarding...