North Carolina Event Provides Foot Care for the Homeless
Nail tech Stephanie Shelton of Greensboro, N.C., started her charity, Heal the Sole, because she wanted to use her professional expertise to give back to the community.
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Nail tech Stephanie Shelton of Greensboro, N.C., started her charity, Heal the Sole, because she wanted to use her professional expertise to give back to the community.
Voesh's new Peeling Socks reveal soft, smooth skin on the feet and are a great retail option for clients.
PodoSafe was designed to be safe for nail techs and clients. It eliminates the need to use water or sharp tools when treating calluses and removing cuticle. It only interacts with dead skin cells and will not affect living tissue.
Nail tech Stephanie Shelton's charity, Heal the Sole, provides palliative foot care, manicures, and haircuts to homeless people.
Simply put, biofilm is an accumulation of standing water.
For those active clients who embrace outdoor activities despite dipping temperatures, Footlogix offers relief after a day of braving the cold.
The Club Chair LE from Living Earth Crafts features a retractable, motorized, fully plumbed pedicure bowl that saves on space and allows techs to perform manis, pedis, or both in comfort.
The inaugural Foot Forward Summit was quite an experience! Here’s a description of the afternoon’s presentations and the advanced seminars the following day.
In-home foot and nail care company Belle has announced it will bring specially trained nail techs to clients at-risk for foot complications, in partnership with Nailcare Academy.
This nail treatment coats your nail in a protective sealant, minimizing damage due to nail products.