As if you needed another reason to visit Target, the retailer is now offering robot manicures at select Dallas and Fort Worth locations.
Clockwork is a company designing robots to do everyday, mundane tasks. In this case, it’s manicures. Through automation, 3D technology, and the desire for people to make the most of their time, the Clockwork manicure robot can dish out 10 minutes of “me-time” for only $10.00 per manicure, or you can purchase three manicures for $24.00.
The process is simple for people who are on the go. Book an appointment at a participating Target location. Remove old polish, clean, and shape your nails as desired. Once you meet the robot attendant at Target, you can select your color.
Clockwork offers a wide range of colors, from pastels to bright colors, neutrals, reds, darks, seasonal colors, and metallics. The polishes are free from harmful chemicals, including Dibutyl Phthalate (DBP), Formaldehyde, and Toluene.
You place each finger into the machine, relax, and let the robot do the rest. Customers 13 and above can enjoy a quick and easy manicure.
Clockwork is now available and accepting appointments at Dallas’ Target Medallion (6464 E NW Highway), Target Fort Worth Central (301 Carroll Street), and Target Cityview (5700 Overton Ridge Boulevard).
First-time customers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area can use the promotion code BIGTEX to get a $2 discount.
“Dallas and Fort Worth locals can now enjoy convenient, stylish manicures while perusing the store’s coveted beauty aisles through the Clockwork x Target partnership,” the company says in a release via Culturemap.
It continues, “Whether the busy Target shopper wants to feel more put together or feminine before their next meeting, play with fun nail colors, or quickly get their nails painted while out and about, the Clockwork x Target partnership aims to create new ways for on-the-go beauty enthusiasts to indulge in self-care.”
A Clockwork spokesperson says DFW is the third test market for the robots. Earlier test markets included Minnesota and California.
I stuck my finger into one of those things and now I don’t need to carry around a key to unlock my door.