Pedicure station help

[Tracey Edmonds]

Hi. Im hoping someone can help me. I am really struggling to fine the easiest way in a very small space to do spa pedi with shellac, whilst also having room to do shellac nails. I have a manucure table and a comfy chair at the moment for pedis. But i am realky suffering wirh my neck and back as the pedi chair is too low. Ive looked at pedi stations - mostly too bulky. Also thought of beauty bed to do both?? But dont really think that would work as i have a bath soa and a cnd lamp to carry up and down the bed? If anyone can send pics or give me some inspiration i would be really grateful. If there is nothing i may just have to do fingers and forget feet. But then worried i would lose my clients.
Many thanks x

 

[CFBS]

Perhaps rethink the height of the chair you are currently using?

For a shellac pedi without soaking, I have the client sat up on the couch for the prep and then transfer them to the chair just for the gel application with the lamp on the floor.

 

[sarahrose1994]

I used to work in a spa and we used a comfy chair for the client and a kneeling stool which I sat on and the client out there foot on the flat bit of the stool really was comfy and worked well

 

[Tracey Edmonds]

I used to work in a spa and we used a comfy chair for the client and a kneeling stool which I sat on and the client out there foot on the flat bit of the stool really was comfy and worked well View attachment 201079

Thankyou. I will have a look at those x

 

[NailsXpress]

I have the same problem. I've tried everything. The only real solution is to get someone to make a bad base for the client chair, so that it is higher. Then you sit in front at floor level. It's far easier.

 

[Tracey Edmonds]

I have the same problem. I've tried everything. The only real solution is to get someone to make a bad base for the client chair, so that it is higher. Then you sit in front at floor level. It's far easier.

Its a nightmare. Constantly in pain. I was thinking of maybe getting someone to make something. Maybe like the old Shoe Shine Boxes lol

 

[NailsXpress]

Yes good idea. But most importantly, the client chair needs to be raised higher than yours, so that you aren't bending too much.