Meet Belenda, Club House's Head of Nail & Skincare, as she shares the skincare staples, nail care essentials, and everyday routines she swears by after more than two decades at Disney and Four Seasons spas.

Bridal nails, considered. A personalized color edit for every event between “yes” and “I do” at Club House in Bryn Mawr. Join the Club and your bridal edit is on the House.

Learn why Club House uses warm steam instead of soaking tubs for more precise care, smoother skin and longer-lasting polish.

The most luxurious manicure in the room is often the one you barely notice. The Death of the Overdone Manicure explores the return of understated beauty, healthy-looking nails, and the luxury of restraint.

For years, the beauty industry has equated “clean” with “removed.” But increasingly, women are beginning to realize that immaculate-looking cuticles and healthy cuticles are not always the same thing.

At Club House, manicures and pedicures are treated more like skincare. Ingredient-led, results-driven, and designed to improve the condition of hands and feet over time. Think Biologique Recherche, but for nail care.

By late winter, hands begin to look slightly defensive. The response is usually correction. The wiser move is restraint. Healthy nails begin at the cuticle.

Every tradition starts somewhere. This one just happens to begin with caviar bumps before noon. Private seatings. Shared secrets. The Holidays, done properly. 

From Mulberry to Affogato, the Club’s Fall Collection is already in play. Each shade best paired with our signature steam pedi. Consider this your cue to claim your seat at the Club.

Club Confidential makes its debut with The Club Field Guide: from cuticle oil worth hoarding to cashmere socks passed like a secret handshake, it catalogs beauty, style, indulgences, and our latest seasonal obsessions.