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Effective July 1, 2015, a number of new regulations were instituted by the California Board of Barbering and Cosmetology that affect nail techs’ day-to-day business and safety procedures. The changes include an easing of rules regarding the use of disposable pedicure liners.
The product is a dual-sided tool that combines both medium and coarse autoclave foot files with a much larger abrasive area.
The Alden Crystal Pedicure Chair from Whale Spa offers reliability coupled with sleek and sophisticated features, including a beautiful, textured iridescent glass basin.
The chair is manufactured in the U.S. and is available in more than 300 colors and finishes.
Burke Williams Spas said goodbye to traditional water pedicures and replaced their pedicure treatments with the Red Dragon Steam Pedicure Systems.
Maggie is leaning toward waterless pedis after learning the rules on disposable liners.
An elegant, hygienic alternative to noisy thrones or jets, the Noel Asmar Signature collection of pedicure bowls is sleek, sculptural, surprisingly lightweight, and large enough to accommodate size-14 feet.
Alfalfa introduces its newest innovation, the versaTray and iPad holder. It’s an adjustable swivel tray that rotates 360-degrees so customers can enjoy their salon experience without moving from one workstation to another.
“I wanted the salon to be very chic and luxurious but have sex appeal, all at the same time,” says Candice Idehen, owner of the new 1,400-sq.-ft. Bed of Nails in New York City.
Take a look at these pedicure systems available to nail techs and see what will keep the clients coming back.
