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Services Menu All of our Hand Care and Foot Care of- Treat yourself and experience an H&N At HAMMER & NAILS GROOMING The Hops & Cedar Experience Line Up (Simple $6, Detail $9) , ferings include: nail trimming and shaping, combo to relax, be refreshed and feel your SHOP for GUYS we invite you to in- $120 Temple, Neck or Beard, to keep your look best. dulge in an experience by choosing one warm water soak, cuticle grooming with oil, Hand and Foot Care plus H&N Signa- fresh. (Graphics - consult our barbers) of our Premium Treatments. We begin a steamed towel finish and a moisturizing ture treatments featuring Guinness Extra with our Hand and Foot Care offerings arm and hand massage or leg and foot Stout Beer: our custom soak with hops, Beard Trim $17 H&NCOMBOS and expand through unique exfoliation, massage. barley and cedarwood essential oil and Shaping with a steamed towel finish. hydration and moisturizing options. Hand & Foot Maintenance our scrub infused with Oatmeal and HANDTREATMENTS Combo $59 Stout. Youth Maintenance Cut $20 Hand and Foot Care offerings include: PREMIUM approx. 80 minutes Haircut, shampoo/conditioner or steamed Maintenance Manicure $25 nail trimming and shaping, warm wa- TREATMENTS towel finish for boys under 12 years old. Hand Care comprised of the treatments ter soak, cuticle grooming with oil, a Big Daddy Aromatherapy listed, above. steamed towel finish and a moisturizing The Citrus White Ale Pedicure Experience $120 CAMO approx. 30 minutes arm and hand, leg and foot massage. $65 Hand and Foot Care plus H&N Signa- COLOR approx. 60 minutes ture treatments featuring Peppermint Es- Foot Care plus H&N Signature treat- All our Color Camo offerings blend or sential Oil and Lemons: our custom soak Warm Oil Manicure $48 ments featuring Citrus Ale beer: our cover your grey for a natural, refreshed with peppermint oil and lemon slices and Hand Care plus a warm oil soak rather The Hand & Foot Repair Combo custom soak with lime and orange slices look and include shampoo/conditioner. than water, therapeutic massage oil and $89 and our scrub infused with Citrus and our Sugar Cane scrub an optional buff shine. This manicure is Hand and Foot Care plus H&N Signa- Dead Sea Salt. infused with herbs. Grey Camo $30 Beard Camo $18 designed for the client with very dry skin ture Scrub, paraffin treatment, thera- approx. 40 minutes approx. 80 minutes and nails. peutic massage oil, and an optional buff approx. 35 minutes shine. Essential Tea Tree Pedicure $85 The Milk & Honey Experience SHAVES2WAYS approx. 80 minutes Foot Care plus tea tree exfoliant scrub, $120 Repair Manicure $48 and a soothing paraffin treatment. Hand and Foot Care plus H&N Signa- All of our classic Shave offerings include: Hand Care plus H&N Signature Scrub, The Maintenance Cut & Shave Benefits of tea tree essential oil include: ture treatments featuring our warm Milk & Old school hot lather, straight razor paraffin treatment, therapeutic massage $60 anti-bacterial, natural antiseptic and anti Honey soak, Honey & Almond scrub and shave, steamed towel finish, facial or oil, and an optional buff shine. Haircut with shampoo/conditioner or fungal healing properties. moisturizing paraffin treatment. scalp toning massage and after shave approx. 40 minutes steamed towel finish along with our approx. 50 minutes approx. 80 minutes balm. Safety razor upon request. classic Shave, an old school hot lather All of our precision offerings straight razor (or safety razor), steamed The Sports Pedicure $105 Haircut Face Shave $30 TREATMENTS include: optional shampoo/conditioner or FOOT towels, toning facial massage and af- Foot Care including Essential Tea Tree Head Shave $40 steamed towel finish. Clippers or shears, ter-shave balm. Pedicure plus a warm, essential oil Maintenance Pedicure $35 it’s your call. infused theraputic soak, hot stone rub, Foot Care comprised of the treatments Total Maintenance Package hydrating mint clay mask, soothing paraf- listed above. fin treatment. approx. 30 minutes $114 HAIRCUTS The Hand and Foot Maintenance combo, approx. 65 minutes BUFFSHINE $5 Repair Pedicure $55 a Haircut and a straight razor Shave. Maintenance Cut $40 CALLUSTREATMENT $13 The Jack Hammer Experience Classic, Fades, Tapers SERVICES Foot Care plus H&N Signature Scrub, PARAFFINTREATMENT $10 $120 callus treatment, paraffin treatment, Total Repair Package $144 Haircut comprised of the services listed and H&NSIGNATURESCRUB $12 therapeutic massage oil and an optional The Hand and Foot Repair combo, a Hand Foot Care plus H&N Sig- above. MENU MASSAGE with Essential Oils buff shine. Haircut and straight razor Shave. nature Scrub infused with Tennessee SCALP approx. 40 minutes Whiskey & Brown Sugar and moisturizing Tune Up $17 EXTRAS $1 per minute paraffin treatment. Clean up to keep your H&N Haircut in The prices shown here are for this Shop and are subject to change. Please check with the location to ensure accuracy. approx. 80 minutes shape..
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