Zawjaclub
Active Member
I have a client with horribly cracked feet. What do you guys use that after pedicure you see dramatic difference?
Pedicure, cracked skin
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carolwheatley
Cass Wheatley
Well.... if you do your pedicure treatment... to include filing the hard skin with a rasp or microplane.... AND recommend she files at home at least 3 times a week after bathing.... if she can...... then the hard skin will be reduced... and eventually . .under control.... failing that..send her to.. i believe they are called "foot doctors" now....
CocoAllure
Well-Known Member
You need to treat it with a callus softening treatment and use a microplane
carolwheatley
Cass Wheatley
Microplanes are fab x
Zawjaclub
Active Member
I have never heard of microplane. Where can I find it? And callus remover doesn't seem to work at ALL!
Zawjaclub
Active Member
I'm going to check into them. Never heard of it until now. THANKS
Zawjaclub
Active Member
I have used callus remover on different clients and Im not noticing any difference at all!
Zawjaclub
Active Member
I like MR PUMUS but what are the purposes of the two sides?
Titterbug
Well-Known Member
I use a callus peel they are fabulous with a good foot cream that you get with the callus peel....a paraffin wax dip is also really good makes them really soft x
carolwheatley
Cass Wheatley
A microplane is basically a foot rasp... but they are larger than the average foot file... so you can give it a good going over.....
They work best after foot soak....
Fyi i have 2 different types of files ... 1 expensive microplane and a cheap one off feebay..... they both work exactly the same.... the only difference is the price xx
They work best after foot soak....
Fyi i have 2 different types of files ... 1 expensive microplane and a cheap one off feebay..... they both work exactly the same.... the only difference is the price xx
SwissSassy
Pédicure Diplômée - Pédi Suisse
Aftercare is essential for cracked heels, especially after a pedicure if you have removed hard skin. Recommend or retail a heel balm with high urea content (25%) something like CCS is great. Client should buff feet not more than once a week to avoid splitting.
