The Pedicurist Is In
Offering pedicure services to foot care patients in the doctor's office provides ideal setting for the foot shy.
by Judy Lessin
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Footspa uses LED light therapy to reduce the appearance of veins and age spots on the skin.
Fungus or callus? Here's how to tell the difference.
This common infection of the feet is most often characterized by cracked, flaking, peeling skin between the toes. In the majority of cases, it responds well to self care.
Lifestyle factors affect the health of our feet. Obesity, poor circulation, and even the choice of shoe can lead to serious foot conditions.
You might think a bunion or ingrown toenail is indicative of nothing more profound than too-tight shoes. But according to professional foot reader Jane Sheehan, our feet and toenails can lead insight into our personalities and emotional makeup.
Stay a step ahead of clients’ needs by learning to recognize the most common woes that may cause pain and disfigurement to client’s toes.
With summer quickly approaching, women (and men) are making it a priority to get their feet in tip-top shape for sandal season. And for feet to look their absolute best, they should be smooth and free of calluses.
Offering foot reflexology in your salon is a perfect complement to pedicure services.
The majority of the problems seen by a podiatrist are directly related to improper mechanical function of the bones, joints, and muscles of the foot during walking and standing.
Providing pedicures to an elderly client requires special knowledge and skill and the ability to look beyond infirmity.