Choose a pedicure by the experience you want, then decide on polish and any add-ons. Citris offers five named pedicure rituals, with different combinations of exfoliation, masks, massage and warming elements. Gel polish and removal are separate considerations when planning the appointment.
For a pedicure in Houston Heights, the Citris menu makes it possible to compare the treatment itself instead of choosing only by the name. The salon is at 174 Yale St, Ste 1100, Houston, TX 77007. Here is how to narrow down the options before you arrive.
What the pedicure collection includes
The menu describes essential nail care, Himalayan sea salt therapy, spa products, massage, hot towels and a polish choice across the pedicure collection. Individual rituals add their own elements. Tell the team about your preferences and sensitivities before selecting a treatment, especially if you would like a warming step adjusted.
| Ritual | Listed highlights | Cash / card |
|---|---|---|
| Citris Nature Touch | Olive exfoliation, salt soak, botanical oil massage and hot towels | $39 / $39.78 |
| Cloud Meadow Escape | Herbal therapy, honey mask, paraffin and extended massage | $56 / $57.12 |
| Golden Citris Journey | Orange therapy, honey citrus masque, candle massage, hot stones, steam and paraffin | $72 / $73.44 |
| Teakwood Men’s Escape | Teakwood aromatherapy, candle massage, hot stones, steam and warm eye mask | $75 / $76.50 |
| Citris Zenvyra | Pearl exfoliation, mineral mud masque, candle massage, hot stones, steam and neck wrap | $87 / $88.74 |
Choose according to the part you enjoy most
For straightforward upkeep, start by looking at Nature Touch. If your favorite part is a moisturizing mask and a longer massage, compare Cloud Meadow Escape with the more elaborate rituals. Golden Citris Journey suits someone interested in the citrus theme and its combination of warming elements. Zenvyra has a different sequence of masks and comfort elements; it is not simply another name for the same appointment.
A higher price does not tell you which experience you personally will enjoy. If you dislike a scent, prefer less warmth or want a lighter massage, mention it before the service starts. Ask what can be adjusted within your selected ritual rather than assuming every step is compulsory or that every substitution is available.
Regular polish, gel and existing product
The pedicure menu lists a Shellac/Gel add-on at $20+ cash or $20.40+ card. A soak-off with service is listed at $5+ cash or $5.10+ card. Tell the salon what is currently on your toes so the correct removal can be included. A regular polish change is another menu item; it is not the same as booking a complete pedicure.
If only your color needs attention, read when a polish change may be enough. If you are choosing a finish for a trip, the gel and regular polish comparison helps frame the conversation without promising an exact wear time.
Make room for a comfortable appointment
- Ask for an appointment estimate based on the ritual, removal and finish you select.
- Bring a shade or design reference if you want the toes to coordinate with a manicure.
- Tell the team about sensitivities and your comfort preferences before products are applied.
- Ask for aftercare instructions for the finish you choose, including when it is ready for footwear.
A pedicure is cosmetic care, and the salon’s service boundaries still apply. Review the published salon policies before your visit if you have a concern about whether a service can be performed. The team can help clarify the booking; a salon appointment is not a replacement for medical care.
For more planning help, read the first pedicure guide for men, compare pedicure appointment timing and explore everyday foot care.
Questions before you book
Do I need an appointment for a pedicure?
Walk-ins are welcome, but booking is recommended if you have a preferred time or want a particular ritual.
Is gel included in every pedicure price?
The current menu lists Shellac/Gel as an add-on. Ask the team to confirm your complete price, including any removal, before treatment.
Can I book a pedicure with a friend?
Contact the salon with the number of guests and preferred services. Ask about availability together; simultaneous service is not something to assume from an individual booking.
Find your next pedicure
Visit Citris Nail Spa The Heights at 174 Yale St, Ste 1100, Houston, TX 77007. Walk-ins are welcome; appointments are recommended. View hours, directions and booking options or call (832) 333-6565.
Service names and listed prices checked against the Citris Menu on September 27, 2026. Confirm your final service, add-ons and price before treatment.
