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Acrylic toenails are one of the most requested nail services for clients who want length, strength, or a polished look on their feet year-round. Here's everything you need to know about acrylic pedicure options on Booksy. What is an acrylic pedicure? An acrylic pedicure combines a traditional pedicure — soak, nail shaping, cuticle care, and exfoliation — with the application of acrylic extensions or overlays on the toenails. The acrylic adds length, corrects damaged or missing nails, and creates a uniform, polished canvas for gel polish or nail art. It's the go-to service for anyone whose natural toenails are too short, uneven, or damaged to achieve the look they want. Full acrylic set on toes A full set applies acrylic to all ten toenails — either as an extension over a tip or as an overlay directly on the natural nail. The technician shapes and files each nail to your preferred length and finish, then applies gel polish or a design of your choice. Results typically last 4 to 6 weeks before a fill or removal is needed. Acrylic overlay on toes An overlay applies a thin layer of acrylic directly over the natural toenail without adding length. It strengthens fragile or peeling nails, creates a smooth surface for polish, and adds durability. A great option for clients who have sufficient natural nail length but want added resilience and a longer-lasting finish than regular gel polish alone. Acrylic on big toes only Many clients opt for acrylic on just the big toes — the most visible toenails — while keeping the remaining toes with gel polish. This is a more affordable and quicker service that still delivers a dramatic improvement in the overall look of the pedicure. Popular for clients with damaged or very short big toenails who want a uniform appearance. Acrylic toe fill As your natural toenails grow, a gap appears between the cuticle and the acrylic. An acrylic fill rebalances the set — filling the gap at the root, reshaping the nail, and refreshing the polish. Fills are typically needed every 3 to 5 weeks and cost significantly less than a full new set. Acrylic pedicure prices — how much are acrylic toes? Acrylic toenail prices vary by service type, nail tech experience, and whether a full pedicure is included. The ranges below are based on real Booksy listings across the US. Service Average price Duration Acrylic pedicure (full set + pedi) $65 to $130 1.5 to 2.5 hours Acrylic full set on toes (no pedi) $45 to $100 45 to 90 min Acrylic overlay on all toes $45 to $85 45 to 75 min Acrylic on big toes only + pedi $50 to $80 1 to 1.5 hours Acrylic toe fill $40 to $75 45 to 60 min Acrylic toenail removal / soak-off $10 to $25 20 to 30 min Gel X / polygel toes $55 to $100 45 to 90 min Prices reflect average ranges across Booksy listings in the US. Actual pricing depends on your location, number of toes treated, nail length, and any nail art add-ons. Always check individual listings on Booksy for exact pricing before booking. Frequently asked questions about acrylic toes Do nail salons do acrylic toenails? Yes — many nail salons offer acrylic toenail services, though not all do. On Booksy, you can search specifically for acrylic pedicure or acrylic toes and find nail technicians near you who specialize in this service. Every listing shows exactly which services are offered, so there's no need to call around to find out. How much are acrylic toes? A full acrylic pedicure — including the pedicure treatment and acrylic application — typically costs between $65 and $130. Acrylic toes without a pedicure run $45 to $100. Prices vary by location, nail tech experience, and nail length. You'll see exact pricing on every Booksy listing before you book. How long do acrylic toes last? A full acrylic set on toes typically lasts 4 to 6 weeks before a fill or replacement is needed. Toenails grow more slowly than fingernails, so fills are less frequent — roughly every 4 to 5 weeks. With proper care, the polish and surface finish can stay chip-free for 2 to 3 weeks. Avoid picking or forcing off the acrylics — always have them professionally removed. Is it bad to put acrylic on your toenails? When applied and removed correctly by a trained nail technician, acrylic toenails are generally safe. The main risks come from improper application — filing too aggressively, trapping moisture under the acrylic, or wearing footwear that puts excessive pressure on extended nails. Clients with nail fungus, ingrown toenails, or diabetes should consult a healthcare provider before getting acrylic toenails. Always have acrylics professionally removed rather than picking them off, which can damage the natural nail underneath. How do I prepare for an acrylic pedicure? Come with clean feet and nails with no existing polish. Avoid cutting your own toenails right before the appointment — let the nail tech shape them from their current length. If you have a specific nail shape, length, or design in mind, bring reference photos. Wear open-toed shoes or flip flops to your appointment so you can leave without smudging the finished result. If you have any nail concerns — fungus, ingrown nails, or very short natural nails — mention them when booking so the technician can plan accordingly. Is there an acrylic pedicure specialist open now near me? Use the availability filter on Booksy to find nail technicians offering acrylic toes with open slots today. Many nail salons offer same-day appointments for acrylic pedicures — filter by real-time availability to see who can take you now. Are there nail salons doing acrylic toes open on Saturday or Sunday? Yes — most nail salons on Booksy offer weekend appointments, and acrylic pedicures are among the most popular weekend bookings. Saturday slots in particular fill up quickly, so booking a few days in advance is recommended. Use the weekend availability filter on Booksy to find nail techs near you with open slots.