Limited-time offer · Sugar Land, Texas
Beat the Heat Summer Special
The Beat the Heat Manicure and the Beat the Heat Pedicure booked together for $69, against $83 apart — an introductory price at Nails Unlimited, Town Center, Sugar Land, until October 31, 2026. Around two hours, mint tea tree scrubs and a cooling treatment on hands and feet.
- Together
- $69
- $83 booked separately · save $14
- Quote the code
- HEAT69
- when you book, not at the counter
- Time to allow
- About 2 hours
- introductory price until October 31, 2026
What is included
- Beat the Heat Manicure
50 minutes
$35
A fifty-minute luxury manicure at Nails Unlimited in Sugar Land: a mint tea tree sugar scrub and a cooling treatment in place of the CBD scrub and mask, over the same paraffin dip, warm towel wrap and seven-minute massage as the Spoil Me.
- Beat the Heat Pedicure
65 minutes
$48
A sixty-five minute spa pedicure at Nails Unlimited in Sugar Land: a mint tea tree sugar scrub and a cooling treatment in place of the CBD scrub and mask, over the same callus treatment, paraffin dip and eight-minute hot stone massage as the Spoil Me.
Each treatment is priced individually and stays on the menu at that price after October 31, 2026 — it is the combined price that is introductory, not the services. Gel is an upgrade on either or both and is quoted when you book.
Getting here
Two hours in the chair is an appointment you plan an afternoon around, so it is worth knowing what the drive costs on top. Nails Unlimited is at 2735 Town Center Blvd N #W, Sugar Land, TX 77479, at Town Center, with free parking directly outside the suite — the entrance is suite W, in the same door as K Lash Studio. These are measured driving distances to that address, not straight lines:
- First Colony1.6 mi · 5 min
- Telfair2.1 mi · 5 min
- Sugar Creek2.6 mi · 7 min
- Greatwood5.5 mi · 10 min
- Stafford5.7 mi · 10 min
- New Territory5.7 mi · 12 min
- Missouri City7.1 mi · 12 min
- Aliana9.4 mi · 16 min
- Richmond9.7 mi · 16 min
- Riverstone10.9 mi · 22 min
More detail on the routes from First Colony, Missouri City, Stafford and Richmond, Greatwood and Aliana.
Good to know
- What is the Beat the Heat Summer Special?
- Both Beat the Heat treatments in one appointment: the 50-minute manicure and the 65-minute pedicure, each built on its Spoil Me equivalent with a mint tea tree sugar scrub and a cooling treatment in place of the CBD scrub and mask. Around two hours of chair time in total.
- How much does booking them together save?
- Fourteen dollars. Booked separately the two are $83 — $35 for the manicure and $48 for the pedicure. Together they are $69 until October 31, 2026. After that the combined price returns to $83 and both treatments stay on the menu at their usual prices.
- Does the $69 include gel?
- No. Sixty-nine dollars is the price with regular polish on hands and feet. Gel is an upgrade on either service or both — $48 for the manicure and $65 for the pedicure at their standard prices — and it is quoted when you book rather than added at the till.
- How long should I set aside?
- Around two hours. This is not a lunch-break appointment: the pedicure alone runs sixty-five minutes, and the paraffin and cooling steps are the parts that take the time. Book it as the main thing you are doing that afternoon and leave yourself room afterwards.
- How do I claim the $69 price?
- Say HEAT69 when you call to book, on (281) 201-2673, or add it to the notes if you book online. The code is applied at booking rather than redeemed at the counter, and an appointment is strongly preferred for a two-hour visit — a walk-in is not refused, but a slot that long rarely opens up on the day.
- Is this a treatment for nail fungus?
- No. Tea tree oil is studied in the dermatological literature for antifungal and antibacterial activity, but those studies apply it to the nail daily over months — this is a scrub and a cooling treatment during a spa appointment, and it is cosmetic. If you suspect a nail or skin infection, see a doctor or a podiatrist; the service is declined on an active infection.
About the tea tree oil
Tea tree oil (Melaleuca alternifolia) replaces CBD as the active botanical in both treatments. It is a well-documented ingredient, and here is what the medical sources actually say about it:
- Mayo Clinic describes tea tree oil (Melaleuca alternifolia) as an essential oil believed to have antibacterial and antifungal properties, applied topically.
- Harvard Health Publishing notes that tea tree oil contains more than 100 compounds, some of which can damage the cell walls of bacteria and fungi.
That is a statement about the ingredient, not about this service. The research behind those descriptions applies tea tree oil to the nail daily over a period of months. A scrub and a cooling treatment during a spa appointment is cosmetic, and Nails Unlimited makes no claim to treat, cure or prevent any condition. If you think you have a nail or skin infection, see a doctor or a podiatrist — a licensed nail technician may not diagnose or treat one, and the service is declined on an active infection.
Book the Beat the Heat Summer Special
Quote HEAT69 when you book. An appointment is strongly preferred — a two-hour slot is not something to turn up hoping for — so call (281) 201-2673 or book online. Every service is performed by a licensed technician; Julie Nghi Le holds Cosmetology Manicurist/Esthetician number 2263851, issued by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.