How much a manicure costs in Andorra: real 2026 prices

A manicure in Andorra costs between €15 and €45 depending on what you have done. The classic sits near fifteen, gel polish is around thirty, and sculpted nails climb to forty-something.

That's the real range, not an internet average. Here's the breakdown of what you pay at 357 Hair Gallery, in Escaldes-Engordany, and why each service is worth what it costs.

What each manicure costs

The Classic Manicure is €14.98 and forty minutes: shaping, cuticle work and hydration. No long-lasting colour, but your hands come out sorted.

Traditional Polish is €18. The Classic Spa Manicure, with exfoliation and massage, €24.98. The Gel Polish Manicure is €30 and holds for weeks without chipping. If you want the full ritual, Spa Gel Polish is €34.98 over eighty minutes.

Once you're extending or reinforcing, the numbers change. Gel Kapping is €25.98, the Soft Gel System €34.90, and sculpted PolyGel nails €39.98. Full acrylic or gel, €45.

Feet are priced separately: pedicure from €22, spa version €40.

What almost nobody adds up

Two items always get forgotten and then surprise you at the till. Removing your previous gel polish is €10, and it isn't optional: peeling it off at home takes layers of natural nail with it, and you pay for that over the following weeks.

The second is nail art, priced per nail: €5 per design. Two accent nails on each hand isn't the same as ten decorated ones, so you only pay for what you ask for.

Why gel polish costs twice the classic

Because you're not buying colour, you're buying weeks. A classic manicure looks flawless for a few days. Gel polish, applied properly, lasts three or four full weeks and survives gloves, water and mountain cold.

Divide the price by the days you wear it and the sum reads differently. It's the same logic we lay out in gel nails or gel polish: your routine decides, not the number on the price list.

If you're after maximum wear, the Russian technique stretches the gap between visits even further. We cover it in Russian manicure in Andorra.

Andorra versus the other side of the border

Andorra runs its own VAT, the IGI, well below the Spanish and French rates. You feel it on the menu: for what you'd pay in Toulouse or Barcelona, here you move up a tier rather than up in price.

That's why plenty of people coming down off the slopes or crossing over to shop fit the manicure into the same trip. Make the most of already being here.

The full, up-to-date menu is on our services page, along with the whole catalogue of nails in Andorra and what we do in each technique.

Made your mind up? Pick the service, find the slot that suits you and book your appointment. Thirty seconds and it's locked in.