Sara.advancedpedicure
New Member
Hello salon geek members I'm Sara and only just found this forum and so far I see so many of you supporting one and other and giving great advice which I think is just amazing. So I thought i would kindly see if I could ask for some feedback and any thoughts you may have on my idea?
First of all I hope this is ok to post on here as I am still very shiny and new. So please tell me if I should post elsewhere?
So before I go on I think it's worth telling you a little about me....
I started my career as a nail technician and beauty therapist many moons ago and had a successful nail salon which I loved. Pedicures were my favourite treatment and I would always be on to the latest product/tool that would help remove the hard skin my clients often had. Believe me i tried them all and was not really satisfied. To cut a long story short in 2015 i trained and qualified as a Foot Health Practitioner and I now run and own a very successful foot clinic. I no longer carry out nail or beauty treatments. My clinic now focusses on treating and diagnosing foot health problems with my lovely patients.
I'm now in a position where by I now want to share my knowledge with beauty therapists so they can safely offer more effective pedicures that I once dreamnt of back in my salon.
I have designed a 1 day course for beauty therapists to safely use a surgical blade to remove callus/hard skin.
The course is pending approval/accreditation by CPD and a list of insurers are available. I am also qualified to educate in this subject.
So I thought i would ask on here for any feedback on my idea and where you think it is something that therapists would be interested in ?
Thank you in advance
First of all I hope this is ok to post on here as I am still very shiny and new. So please tell me if I should post elsewhere?
So before I go on I think it's worth telling you a little about me....
I started my career as a nail technician and beauty therapist many moons ago and had a successful nail salon which I loved. Pedicures were my favourite treatment and I would always be on to the latest product/tool that would help remove the hard skin my clients often had. Believe me i tried them all and was not really satisfied. To cut a long story short in 2015 i trained and qualified as a Foot Health Practitioner and I now run and own a very successful foot clinic. I no longer carry out nail or beauty treatments. My clinic now focusses on treating and diagnosing foot health problems with my lovely patients.
I'm now in a position where by I now want to share my knowledge with beauty therapists so they can safely offer more effective pedicures that I once dreamnt of back in my salon.
I have designed a 1 day course for beauty therapists to safely use a surgical blade to remove callus/hard skin.
The course is pending approval/accreditation by CPD and a list of insurers are available. I am also qualified to educate in this subject.
So I thought i would ask on here for any feedback on my idea and where you think it is something that therapists would be interested in ?
Thank you in advance