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What is it about feet .... -
02-06-06, 10:27 AM
Sandi's thread about the "Open toed shoe pledge" got me thinking, what is it about feet that so many nail therapists don't like ?
http://www.thenailgeek.com/chit-chat...oe-pledge.html I am a natural nail care specialist and love feet and the "challenges" that they present. There is nothing more rewarding for me to turn a manky looking pair of feet into some really good looking pampered ones and seeing clients over the moon with them. So what is the psychology behind it, why do you either love or hate doing feet ? River |
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02-06-06, 10:29 AM
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Maybe it's because they have a tendencie to smell,who knows ?? |
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02-06-06, 11:08 AM
First thing I do when feet come out of hot, tight shoes is give them a spray with an antiseptic spray. I agree some feet are ugly but my god so are some hands!
I dont mind feet at all, at least I know they havent been up to all sorts of unsavory behaviour, unlike fingers! |
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02-06-06, 11:43 AM
I was put off feet a few years ago when I had an elderly lady called and wanted an appointment there and then - when she arrived and removed her shoes, her toes were bleeding - she had slightly claw toes and when she had tried to cut them she had cut skin. I suggested that she should consult her doctor and get a referral to a chiropodist. She did not take this too kindly and as I was relatively new to the business I was a bit upset after she left, wondering if I had done the right thing.
I dont have the correct set up for doing pedicures and find it quite uncomfortable - possibly due to my tummy getting in the way LOL. I will paint toes if asked by my existing clients. |
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02-06-06, 11:49 AM
I used to be really scared of feet, mine are so diddy and everyone else's big clodhoppers used to make my stomach churn! I couldn't look at them let alone touch them! Then there was a thread on here one day and Mum said something, can't remember what, but it just helped me to see feet in a different way. I thought I cannot call myself a nail tech and not do pedicures. So I booked myself on a course with LCN, and just decided that I just had to get on and do it. Now I don't bat an eyelid - well most of the time, some people think it's okay to stick their dirt ground toes in your face ewww!!
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02-06-06, 12:03 PM
i personally dont mind them at all...i agree they are a challange...im happy to do feet...and my own are fab..lol i hava thing about my own feet, my toes spread real wide and my bf calls me monkey foot..haha i can drink a glass of wine with my feet..lol so why not have them perfectly pedicured..lol
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02-06-06, 01:12 PM
My dislike of pedicures is nothing to do with the feet just that I have yet to find a position to sit in that doesnt leave me with a bad back and sore knees...I have tried a chair, low stool, pedi stool with leg rest for client and sitting on the floor.....if I could afford a proper pedicure chair with internal foot bath it would be great but I cant and probably wouldnt have the space needed for one anyway....so I would rather not do them at all as I suffer so much afterwards.
Have any of you tried doing one with the client resting on a treatment couch and doing the pedicure that way after the initial foot soak stage????? If so how did you get on doing it that way????? |
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02-06-06, 01:21 PM
i dont mind feet, BUT had a lady the other day for gel on toes OMG feet wreaked .
WHY wouldnt you clean them if you new thats the treatment you were going for? i even had to go to the trouble of nipping to the loo squirting perfume on my fingers and wiping it under my nostrils or i swear i would have boffed. YEUK |
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