Is a pedicure worth the cost?
Know Your Budget: Regular pedicures provide excellent value for routine care, while spa pedicures offer a splurge-worthy treat. Regular pedicures support your skin’s natural cycle, getting rid of rough, flaky, scaly skin and revealing the healthy skin underneath.
Is a pedicure healthy?
The health benefits of pedicures Filing off dead skin can be refreshing and help feet feel better by removing calluses and corns. Getting your feet massaged as part of a pedicure can help with poor blood circulation and skin moisture and make tired, achy feet feel better. Trim your toenails and keep them clean – Under the nail bed is a great place for bacteria to grow. A regular pedicure could be more than just a pampering treat; it can be great for preventing smelly feet too!After a therapeutic pedicure, maintaining proper foot hygiene is crucial. Wash your feet daily with lukewarm water and mild soap, and dry them thoroughly, especially between the toes, to prevent fungal infections and other issues.Whatever your feet arrive in, we recommend that you have flip-flops or open sandals to wear afterwards to protect your manicure from smudging or chipping. What are the health benefits of pedicures?
Are pedicures good for your feet?
Improves Foot Health Regular pedicures go beyond the surface level to improve the overall health of your feet. By keeping nails trimmed, skin moisturized, and calluses controlled, pedicures reduce the chance of developing discomfort or infections that can affect your foot health. Do not shave your legs before the pedicure. Shaving leaves nicks in your skin and increases chances of infection. If you’re getting both a pedicure and manicure, do not use the same tools as fungus can transfer between toes and fingers. Do not use the foot razor to remove skin build-up.
What is the difference between a pedicure and a spa pedicure?
Spa pedicures are longer in time than regular pedicures because they come with additional services such as a foot soak, a foot massage and exfoliation, a hot towel rub, and a paraffin wax dip. The most common spa treatments are massages, manicures/pedicures and facials. However, you might also see offered such treatments as a body scrub/exfoliation, a fingers or toes file & polish (like a mini manicure or pedicure) or a scalp massage. Find out more in our treatment guides.A body scrub massage is a full-body spa treatment that includes exfoliating the skin, scrubbing away dead skin cells, and massaging tense muscles. The results are softer, more youthful skin and a feeling of calmness and relaxation.Body scrubs require a steam or a soak for 15 – 30 mins prior. This helps the skin prepare to be exfoliated. Scrubs are done in a semi-private station in the bath house. While we do encourage you to go completely nude, you are allowed to wear a bathing suit bottom, should you wish.