Southerngirlspa
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I just got my pedicure equipment set up in the salon and have my first pedicure appointment this weekend.
My station is a nice leather cushy chair and a beautiful hammered copper foot basin. Pedicure Bowls
My question is the best way to fill it with water. This is what I have been thinking....
I bought some nice smooth river rocks to put in the bottom. I also got some of the hot stone massage rocks to be able to offer that as well. I bought two 1 QT carafes to fill with hot water to pour into the bowl during the pedicure if it gets too cool, but they do not hold enough to use to fill it up intially. I think it would be too heavy to fill at the sink and walk with....
Im thinking about filling it up maybe a 1/3 of the way, take it to the station and use a nice pitcher to fill it the rest of the way when the client is seated? How does that sound?
I just hate that I'm still trying to work out the details of how its going to work when I have a new client coming in this saturday. Its one of the first non-friends and family pedicures I have done outside of school. I'm nervous
I also work a full time job outside of the salon while I buid clientelle so I probably wont have time to do another pedicure to test run it all before this lady comes in. Maybe one
Any experience with this among you ladies? Thoughts on my plan? Thanks!
My station is a nice leather cushy chair and a beautiful hammered copper foot basin. Pedicure Bowls
My question is the best way to fill it with water. This is what I have been thinking....
I bought some nice smooth river rocks to put in the bottom. I also got some of the hot stone massage rocks to be able to offer that as well. I bought two 1 QT carafes to fill with hot water to pour into the bowl during the pedicure if it gets too cool, but they do not hold enough to use to fill it up intially. I think it would be too heavy to fill at the sink and walk with....
Im thinking about filling it up maybe a 1/3 of the way, take it to the station and use a nice pitcher to fill it the rest of the way when the client is seated? How does that sound?
I just hate that I'm still trying to work out the details of how its going to work when I have a new client coming in this saturday. Its one of the first non-friends and family pedicures I have done outside of school. I'm nervous
I also work a full time job outside of the salon while I buid clientelle so I probably wont have time to do another pedicure to test run it all before this lady comes in. Maybe one
Any experience with this among you ladies? Thoughts on my plan? Thanks!