February 19, 2013 | Article
The new Gulfstream footrest is ergonomically designed with contoured footrest pads and an adjustable center pad to gently elevate the client’s feet, creating ease for both the technician and client.
December 5, 2012 | Article
Success came at a price for nail tech Carrie Bomar. After spending countless hours each day looking down at clients’ hands, her neck began to hurt, a result of the posture most nail technicians assume.
July 13, 2012 | Demo
Elevating clients for feet-focused services generally improves nail tech ergonomics, as you don’t have to hunch over to do close-up work. And building your own set-up means you can design and decorate it however you want. (Hello, purple paint and glitter!)
November 18, 2011 | Article
Inspired by NASA engineering, the EZ Back Zero Gravity Chair from Super Relax reclines fully to give the user the experience of floating on air.
August 1, 2008 | Product
Why hunch over to reach your pedicure client’s foot when you can bring the foot up to meet you at a comfortable height?
November 1, 2003 | Article
Zero-gravity recliners allow clients to have an astronaut-like experience.
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