
Padicure and Manicure
Pedicure:
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A professional cosmetic treatment for feet and toenails.
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Involves soaking feet, trimming nails, exfoliating, massaging, and polishing toenails.
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Benefits include improved foot health, relaxation, and aesthetic appeal.
Manicure:
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A professional cosmetic treatment for hands and fingernails.
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Includes soaking hands, trimming nails, exfoliating, massaging, and polishing fingernails.
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Benefits include enhanced hand health, relaxation, and aesthetic appeal.
Both pedicures and manicures offer a pampering experience while promoting foot and hand health and enhancing nail appearance.
Benefits
Benefits of Pedicures:
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Foot Health: Pedicures promote foot health by removing dead skin cells, trimming nails, and addressing issues like calluses and ingrown toenails.
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Improved Circulation: The massage component of pedicures helps improve blood circulation in the feet and legs, reducing swelling and discomfort.
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Relaxation: Pedicures provide a relaxing experience, offering stress relief and a sense of well-being.
Benefits of Manicures:
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Hand Hygiene: Manicures promote hand hygiene by thoroughly cleaning and moisturizing the hands and nails, reducing the risk of infections.
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Nail Health: Trimming and shaping nails during manicures help prevent nail breakage, splitting, and ingrown nails.
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Relaxation: Like pedicures, manicures offer a relaxing experience through hand massages, relieving tension and stress.
Preperation
Preparation for Pedicures:
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Foot Soak: Before your appointment, ensure your feet are clean and free of nail polish. Consider soaking your feet in warm, soapy water at home to soften the skin and nails.
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Foot Care: Trim your toenails to a manageable length and gently file any rough edges. Avoid cutting nails too short to prevent ingrown toenails.
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Skin Care: Exfoliate your feet to remove dead skin cells and calluses, focusing on areas like heels and balls of the feet.
Preparation for Manicures:
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Nail Care: Remove any existing nail polish and trim your nails to the desired length and shape using a nail clipper and file.
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Hand Care: Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water to remove dirt and oil. Gently push back cuticles using a cuticle pusher or orangewood stick.
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Skin Care: Exfoliate your hands using a gentle scrub to remove dead skin cells and reveal smoother skin.
The Day After
Aftercare for Pedicures:
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Avoid Shoes That Rub: Opt for comfortable, open-toed shoes or sandals to prevent friction against freshly painted toenails.
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Moisturize: Apply a rich, hydrating foot cream to keep your feet soft and supple. Focus on areas prone to dryness, such as heels and soles.
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Protect Toenails: Be cautious when engaging in activities that may damage your toenail polish, such as excessive moisture or pressure. Consider wearing protective socks or shoes if needed.
Aftercare for Manicures:
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Protect Your Hands: Wear gloves when performing household chores or tasks that may expose your hands to harsh chemicals or excessive moisture.
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Apply Hand Cream: Keep your hands moisturized by applying hand cream regularly, especially after washing your hands.
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Avoid Harsh Products: Refrain from using products that may strip away your nail polish, such as acetone-based nail polish removers.
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Be Gentle: Handle objects with care to prevent chipping or damaging your nail polish
Location
1333 Lower Water ST Unit 217, Halifax NS B3J 3R3 Canada
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Opening Hours
Mon - FRI 10AM-7PM
Saturday 11AM-7PM
Sunday Closed
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