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You already work with an e-file
You understand basic e-file control and want to apply your skills to dry pedicure work with more structure, safety, and confidence.
in person class
Russian Dry Pedicure
A 2-day individual offline training for nail technicians who already work with an e-file and want to build safer, more confident, practice-based pedicure skills.
in person class
A 2-day individual offline training for nail technicians who already work with an e-file and want to build safer, more confident, practice-based pedicure skills.
A signature course by
Siranush Ambartsumian
@nailart.department
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DRY PEDICURE EXPLAINED
What is a dry e-file pedicure?!
A dry e-file pedicure is a professional pedicure technique performed without soaking the feet in water. Instead of using a traditional foot bath, the technician works on dry skin and toenails with an e-file, sanding caps, podiatry discs, and professional pedicure tools.
Unlike a traditional wet pedicure, dry pedicure allows the technician to see the real condition of the skin and toenails, control the treatment more precisely, and choose the correct method for each foot. In this course, students learn how dry pedicure works in real salon conditions, how pedicure differs from manicure, and how to use sanding caps and podiatry discs safely and correctly.
For Who
Built for nail technicians with e-file experience
Russian Dry E-file Pedicure is designed for students who already have experience working with an e-file and want to build safer, more confident, practice-based pedicure skills.
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You want real pedicure practice
You do not want only theory. You want live demonstration, direct supervision, and real model practice to understand how the full process works.
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You want safer foot work
You want to better understand sterilization, common foot and toenail conditions, and how to recognize when pedicure work requires extra caution.
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You want to understand dry pedicure logic
You want to learn how dry pedicure differs from manicure and traditional wet pedicure, including nail prep, product application, and foot treatment methods.
This course is not for complete beginners
Russian Dry E-file Pedicure is designed for students who already have experience working with an e-file. If you are completely new to e-file work, Russian Manicure from Zero may be a better starting point before moving into pedicure training.
WHY PEDICURE FEELS DIFFERENT
Pedicure is not just manicure on the feet
Many nail technicians feel confident with manicure, but pedicure requires a different level of safety, observation, product logic, and foot treatment control.
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You are unsure what is safe to touch
In pedicure, not every foot condition should be treated the same way. Without understanding common skin and toenail conditions, it can be hard to know when to proceed, when to be careful, and when the client should be referred out.
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You treat pedicure like manicure
Toenail preparation, product application, pressure, and client safety are different in pedicure. The same habits used on hands do not always translate safely or correctly to the feet.
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You do not know which foot technique to choose
Sanding caps and podiatry discs are not used the same way. Without understanding the difference, it is easy to overwork the skin, under-treat the foot, or choose the wrong method for the client’s condition.
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You feel nervous working with feet
Pedicure can feel intimidating because it involves sanitation, skin condition awareness, thicker toenails, pressure control, and a different working position than manicure.
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Your process does not feel systematic
If the steps are not organized, pedicure can feel like guessing: what to clean first, how much to remove, which tool to use, how to prepare the nail, and how to finish the service safely.
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You need practice under supervision
Watching pedicure work is not the same as performing it. Students often need direct correction on pressure, angle, movement, tool choice, and the full sequence before they feel ready to work independently.
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Slow service speed
You spend too much time fixing details during the appointment. Instead of moving through a clean sequence, you keep going back to correct filing, coating, cuticle work, or product thickness.
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You feel stuck at the same level
You keep practicing, but your results do not improve as fast as you expected. The problem is not talent, it is usually that no one has corrected your exact mistakes in real time.
Practice-Based Correction
We turn pedicure uncertainty into clear working logic
During this 2-day private training, we do not just talk about common pedicure problems we work through them in real practice. You will learn how to approach foot safety, recognize when extra caution is needed, control your e-file movement, choose the right tool, and understand how pedicure preparation and product application differ from manicure.
The course also includes two professional dry pedicure foot treatment techniques: sanding caps and podiatry discs. You will see both methods demonstrated on a model and then practice under direct instructor supervision, so you understand not only how each technique works, but when and why to use it.
Curriculum
Master the Dry Pedicure process with two treatment techniques
This 2-day private training combines live demonstration, supervised model practice, and two professional foot treatment methods: sanding caps and podiatry discs.
Day 1
Demonstration + Guided Practice
Demonstration, safety, and first model practice
Day 1 begins with sterilization and safe pedicure logic, because pedicure is direct work with the foot. The instructor explains common foot and toenail conditions, introduces medical pedicure awareness, demonstrates the full process on a model, and guides the student through first supervised practice.
- Sterilization protocol and safe foot work
- Common foot and toenail conditions
- Fungal, viral, and medical pedicure awareness
- Live demonstration using sanding caps and podiatry discs
- Student practice on the first model under supervision
Day 2
Intensive Practice + Second Model
Second model, independent practice, and final guidance
Day 2 reinforces everything studied on the first day. The student works more independently while still receiving direct supervision, correction, and guidance. The goal is to strengthen the full dry pedicure sequence so the student can leave ready to continue working after class.
- Review and reinforcement of Day 1 technique
- Supervised practice on the second model
- Correction of pressure, angle, movement, and tool choice
- Starter kit organization and product guidance
- Certificate, student discount, groups, and product links
Training Kit Included
Dry Pedicure Training Kit included with your course
Russian Manicure from Zero includes a brand-new Training Kit prepared for students after class completion, so they leave with selected tools, products, and the manual book needed to continue practicing.
The Training Kit is prepared for students after completion, so they leave with brand-new tools and selected products to continue practicing after class.
Included with enrollment
$137.99 Value Included
Students receive the Training Kit after completing class, so they can continue practicing with selected Nailspiracy tools, products, and the manual book without purchasing these core items separately right away.
Inside the kit
Training Kit essentials
The Training Kit includes selected Nailspiracy products, professional tools, and reference materials prepared to support practice after the course.
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Crystal Base Coat, 15g
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Glaze No-Wipe Top Coat, 15g
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Cashmere Matte Top Coat, 15g
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Ball Diamond Bit, 3.3mm
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Drop Diamond Bit, 5.0mm
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Cylinder Diamond Bit, 5.0mm
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2-side Corn Ceramic Bit, 5.1mm
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Mandrel bit
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Sanding caps
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Nail Dust Brush, Pack of 2
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Pro Cuticle Nipper
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Pro Cuticle Pusher
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Nail File Steel Plate Base, Maestro
Certificate
Students receive a certificate of completion after finishing the full Russian Manicure from Zero training.
Lifetime product discount
Students receive a lifetime 10% discount on Nailspiracy products, so they can continue working with the same product system after training.
The Training Kit helps students leave with more than information: they leave with brand-new tools, selected products, and a practical system to keep building their technique after class.
Your instructor
Your instructor
Siranush Ambartsumian
Russian Dry E-file Pedicure is a course where I want the student to understand the logic behind every step, not just repeat movements. Pedicure requires a different level of awareness, because we work directly with the foot, common skin and nail conditions, and techniques that must be performed safely.
Founder of Nailspiracy's Nail Art Department studio and a practicing manicure master with over 8 years of experience teaching E-File Russian Manicure. Siranush has trained 300+ nail artists across 15+ countries from absolute beginners to salon owners building professional teams.
- 8+ years teaching E-File technique
- 300+ Students Trained in Person
- Students in 15+ countries
- Physics & chemistry background
- 320K Followers on Instagram
- Nail Artist & Trend Maker
- International COSMOPROF participant & nail educator
- Nail Business Consultant & Brand Creator
Student Wall
Certified by Nailspiracy Academy
A focused preview of Academy graduates who completed training, practiced under guidance, and received their certificates.
Certified
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Student Feedback
What students notice first
Students often describe this class as the training that helped them feel more confident with real pedicure work, understand foot safety more clearly, and stop treating pedicure like a manicure with different tools.
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This class helped me understand why pedicure work has to be approached differently from manicure. I finally understood what to look at before starting, how to think about safety, and how to work with the foot more confidently.
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The biggest difference for me was learning when to use sanding caps and when podiatry discs make more sense. Seeing both techniques demonstrated on real models made everything much clearer.
★★★★★
I came with experience using an e-file, but pedicure still felt intimidating. After this class, I felt much more organized and understood the full process from sanitation to final product application.
★★★★★
The course helped me stop guessing when I see different foot and toenail conditions. We talked about what is normal, what needs attention, and how to work more safely with real clients.
★★★★★
I liked that theory was explained during the actual work, not separately. It made the information easier to understand because I could see the foot, the tool choice, and the treatment logic together.
★★★★★
The practice on two models gave me much more confidence. By the second day, I understood the sequence better, felt more comfortable with pressure and movement, and knew what I needed to correct.
You do not need to be advanced in pedicure, but you should already feel comfortable using an e-file. This course is not designed for complete beginners who have never worked with an e-file before.
Students learn two professional foot treatment techniques: working with sanding caps and working with podiatry discs. The course explains the difference between these methods, when each one is used, and how to apply them safely during real pedicure work.
Yes. The course includes an overview of common foot and toenail conditions seen in practice, including the difference between fungal and viral conditions. The goal is to help technicians recognize when extra caution is needed and work more safely with clients.
The goal of the course is to help students understand the logic of safe dry pedicure work and leave with more confidence, structure, and practical experience. Because every student’s level is different, continued practice after class is still important.
No. Theory is combined with practice throughout the course. Important information about sterilization, foot conditions, nail preparation, product application, and treatment logic is explained directly during demonstration and model work.
After your training date is confirmed, we will send you all class details and let you know if you need to bring anything specific. The course includes a starter kit with the necessary training tools and materials.
Sanding caps and podiatry discs are both used for foot treatment, but they work differently and are chosen for different tasks. During the course, students see both techniques in practice and learn how to choose the right method based on the foot condition, treatment area, and desired level of control.
Yes. Students see how the pedicure workspace is organized, what tools and equipment are used during real work, and how the process flows from sanitation and assessment to foot treatment, nail preparation, product application, and final guidance.
Yes. Even experienced nail technicians often discover gaps in product logic, architecture, pressure, preparation, or workflow once their technique is reviewed closely.
This is a professional dry e-file pedicure course for nail technicians, not a medical certification course. However, the training introduces important medical pedicure awareness, including common foot conditions and safety considerations that help technicians work more carefully and professionally.
This training gives students live correction during real foot work. Instead of only watching a process, students practice on models, receive direct feedback, ask questions during each step, and learn how to adjust their technique based on what is happening in front of them.
Tuition & Reservation
Reserve your Dry E-file Pedicure training date.
This 2-day private pedicure training is scheduled manually by request and instructor availability. Submit your application to request a date and receive payment details.
2-day private class
$2,500
A private individual training focused on safe dry pedicure work, e-file control, foot treatment techniques, and supervised model practice.
Duration
2 days of private in-person training
Students
1 student only
Best for
Nail technicians with e-file experience
Schedule
Flexible date by request and availability
A 50% deposit is required to reserve your date
Training dates are reserved manually. After availability is confirmed, a 50% deposit secures your private training date. The remaining balance is due before or on the first day of class.
Training location:
Nail Art Department Studio,
411 N Federal Hwy 113,
Hallandale Beach,
Florida, 33009
Nail Art Department Studio,
411 N Federal Hwy 113,
Hallandale Beach,
Florida, 33009
— Course Application —
Apply for your Dry Pedicure Class
Submit your request, current level, and questions. We will review your information and contact you with the next steps.
Private Pedicure Application
Build confidence in Dry Pedicure through real practice
Submit your application and tell us about your current pedicure experience. We will review your level, answer your questions, and confirm whether Russian Dry E-file Pedicure is the right fit for you.
Private 1:1 class
Built around your questions
Sanding caps + Podiatry discs
Training Kit Includded