Japanese hand care comes to 1847
1847 introduces the Japanese Manicure, a considered grooming ritual inspired by traditional Japanese hand care and designed to leave hands and nails looking naturally polished.
The treatment begins with a warm, Japanese-scented towel cleanse, followed by precision manicure and cuticle care. A traditional nail buffing technique uses polishing wax to create a natural sheen without the need for polish.
The ritual concludes with a nourishing soybean treatment massaged into the hands and sealed under warmed mitts, accompanied by matcha green tea and an affirmation card.
The treatment begins with a warm, Japanese-scented towel cleanse, followed by precision manicure and cuticle care. A traditional nail buffing technique uses polishing wax to create a natural sheen without the need for polish.
The ritual concludes with a nourishing soybean treatment massaged into the hands and sealed under warmed mitts, accompanied by matcha green tea and an affirmation card.
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