Minx
- Thread starter bellapops
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Hi
Just wondered if anyone can help i have had an enquiry to do Minx (toes) on a Diabetic. Do you know if we can do this?
Minx is applied using heat and pressure to the natural nail. I am not sure why this would have any affect at all for someone who is diabetic? (Unless of course that Minx were made of pure sugar and your cleint was planning on eating them) :lol: :smack:
Julia Moran
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My Mum is a diabetic and she is a huge minx fan. The care with diabetic clients is in your prep steps with your tools, just as with that part of a manicure would be.
hsmith
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Ive got the Metallic red on my toes - and hmmm they do look good enough to eat.
Heidi:lol:
Heidi:lol:
Great answer here.
With diabetics, you just need to be sensitive with your tools and prep proceedures as you don't even want to nick them.
HTHs
sachi
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And in some cases they DON'T heal. My grandfather had go to a podiatrist his was so bad. Just watch them SOOO close! They bruise very easy as well.
Many diabetics struggle with dry skin, especially on their feet. Often, they lose feeling in their feet and lower legs.
We got allot of info from this site The Diabetic Foot - Foot.com
There are allot of creams on the market diabetic lotion - Google Product Search
