Where can you get a manicure in Tbilisi, and how much does it cost?
Salons, home-visit artists and what affects the price.
Short answer
In Tbilisi, manicures are done at beauty salons, specialist nail studios and by private artists, including Russian speakers. Prices depend on the district, salon and type of finish: a classic manicure is cheaper, while gel polish, extensions and nail art cost more. Most studios are in Vake, Saburtalo, Vera and the centre.
Why
- Many studios take bookings via Instagram and messengers, and weekend slots fill up early.
- Private artists are often cheaper than salons, but ask about instrument sterilisation.
- Pedicures are usually offered at the same studios.
Details
Before booking, ask for photos of work and a price list, especially for corrections or complex designs. Payment is usually by card or in cash in lari.
Tip
Ask the artist for photos of their work and how they sterilise tools.
What may differ
Prices and quality depend on the salon and artist; the centre and malls are usually pricier.
Common misconception
What actually happens
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