Введение
Косметический уход за стопами и ногтями – педикюр
Cosmetic treatment of the feet and toenails pedicure
Педикюр – это косметический уход за стопами и ногтями, аналогичный маникюру. Во время педикюра омертвевшие клетки кожи удаляются с подошвы стоп с помощью грубого камня (часто пемзы). Уход за кожей часто проводится до колена, включая гранулированный пилинг, увлажнение и массаж. Слово «педикюр» происходит от латинских слов *pedis*, означающего «стопа», и *cura*, означающего «уход».
A pedicure is a cosmetic treatment of the feet and toenails, analogous to a manicure. During a pedicure, dead skin cells are rubbed off the bottom of the feet using a rough stone (often a pumice stone). Skincare is often provided up to the knee, including granular exfoliation, moisturizing, and massage. The word pedicure is derived from the Latin words pedis, which means "of the foot", and cura, which means "care".
История
Люди ухаживают за ногтями, делая педикюр, уже более 4000 лет. В южной Вавилонии знатные люди использовали инструменты из цельного золота для маникюра и педикюра. Использование лака для ногтей имеет еще более древнюю историю. Согласно манускрипту династии Мин, в Китае в 3000 году до нашей эры цвет ногтей указывал на социальный статус: ногти членов королевской семьи красили в черный и красный цвет. Древние египтяне делали маникюр еще в 2300 году до нашей эры. Изображение ранних процедур маникюра и педикюра было найдено на резном изображении из гробницы фараона, и египтяне были известны тем, что уделяли особое внимание своим ногам. Египтяне также окрашивали ногти, используя красный цвет как символ высшего социального класса. Говорят, что ногти Клеопатры были окрашены в насыщенный красный цвет, а королева Нефертити предпочитала более яркий оттенок рубина. В Древнем Египте и Риме военачальники перед битвой также красили ногти в цвет губ.
People have been pedicuring their nails for more than 4,000 years. In southern Babylonia, noblemen used solid gold tools to give themselves manicures and pedicures. The use of nail polish can be traced back even further. Originating in China in 3000 BC, nail colour indicated one's social status, according to a Ming Dynasty manuscript; royal fingernails were painted black and red. Ancient Egyptians have been manicuring all the way back to 2300 BC. A depiction of early manicures and pedicures was found on a carving from a pharaoh's tomb, and the Egyptians were known for paying special attention to their feet and legs. The Egyptians also colored their nails, using red to show the highest social class. It is said that Cleopatra's nails were painted a deep red, whereas Queen Nefertiti went with a flashier ruby shade. In ancient Egypt and Rome, military commanders also painted their nails to match their lips before they went off to battle.
Педикюр в США
Педикюр обычно занимает от 45 минут до часа в США. По данным Министерства труда США, специалисты по маникюру и педикюру в 2015 году получали медианный доход около 20 820 долларов. Большинство профессионалов зарабатывают почасовую оплату или фиксированную зарплату, которую можно увеличить за счет чаевых клиентов. Независимые мастера ногтевого сервиса зависят от постоянного притока клиентов, чтобы обеспечить себе доход. Самые успешные независимые мастера маникюра могут зарабатывать свыше 50 000 долларов в год. Специалисты по уходу за ногтями могут зарабатывать до 100 долларов в час, выполняя более сложные процедуры, такие как французский педикюр и наращивание ногтей, хотя эти процедуры не очень популярны для ног. Стандартный педикюр обычно стоит около 40 долларов.
Pedicures generally take approximately 45 minutes to an hour in the US. According to the US Department of Labor, manicure and pedicure specialists earned a median income of around $20,820 in 2015. Most professionals earn an hourly wage or salary which can be augmented through customer tips. Independent nail technicians depend on repeat and consistent business to earn a living. The most successful independent manicure technicians may earn salaries of over $50,000 per year. Nail technicians can earn up to $100 per hour from performing more technical nail treatments, such as a French pedicure and sculpting, although these treatments are not popular for the feet. A standard pedicure treatment usually costs around $40.
Виды педикюра
Существуют различные виды педикюра. Некоторые из наиболее распространенных видов педикюра (названия и продукты могут варьироваться в зависимости от спа-салона):
There are various different types of pedicures. Some of the most common types are as follows (names and products may vary from spa to spa):
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Регулярный педикюр: Простая процедура, включающая распаривание ног, отшелушивание кожи ног пемзой или пилкой, обрезку ногтей, придание формы ногтям, массаж ног и голеней, увлажнение и покрытие лаком.
There are various different types of pedicures. Some of the most common types are as follows (names and products may vary from spa to spa):
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Шанхайский педикюр: Традиционная методика лечения ног, основанная на принципах китайской медицины, включающая распаривание ног в горячей воде и использование скальпеля.
There are various different types of pedicures. Some of the most common types are as follows (names and products may vary from spa to spa):
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Спа-педикюр: Включает в себя регулярный педикюр и обычно дополняется одним из следующих: парафинотерапией, масками, грязевыми или водорослевыми обертываниями.
There are various different types of pedicures. Some of the most common types are as follows (names and products may vary from spa to spa):
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Сухой или безводный педикюр: Педикюр, обычно включающий придание формы ногтям, уход за кутикулой, сглаживание мозолей, увлажнение с массажем, покрытие лаком или полировку, но без распаривания ног в воде. Часто сглаживание мозолей, придание формы ногтям и очистка кутикулы выполняются с помощью электрической пилки.
There are various different types of pedicures. Some of the most common types are as follows (names and products may vary from spa to spa):
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Парафиновый педикюр: Процедура, включающая регулярный педикюр и использование парафинового воска. Ноги покрываются слоями парафина для увлажнения.
There are various different types of pedicures. Some of the most common types are as follows (names and products may vary from spa to spa):
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Педикюр с горячими камнями: По сути, массаж ног с использованием различных эфирных масел, которые втираются в кожу с помощью нагретых камней для массажа ног и голеней.
There are various different types of pedicures. Some of the most common types are as follows (names and products may vary from spa to spa):
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Французский педикюр: Регулярный педикюр, при котором на кончики ногтей наносится белый лак, а основание покрывается полупрозрачным розовым цветом.
There are various different types of pedicures. Some of the most common types are as follows (names and products may vary from spa to spa):
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Мини-педикюр: Ориентирован в основном на пальцы ног, включает быстрое распаривание, придание формы ногтям и покрытие лаком, но не включает массаж или уход за стопами. Предназначен для посещения между регулярными педикюрами для поддержания ухоженного состояния ног.
There are various different types of pedicures. Some of the most common types are as follows (names and products may vary from spa to spa):
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Атлетический педикюр: Аналогичен обычному педикюру для мужчин и женщин. Включает в себя прозрачный лак или полировку ногтей. Обычно используются ароматические вещества с охлаждающим эффектом, такие как мята, огурец или эвкалипт.
There are various different types of pedicures. Some of the most common types are as follows (names and products may vary from spa to spa):
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Шоколадный педикюр: Педикюр, который может включать в себя шоколадную ванночку для ног, шоколадную маску для ног или шоколадный увлажняющий лосьон.
There are various different types of pedicures. Some of the most common types are as follows (names and products may vary from spa to spa):
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Педикюр "Мороженое": Педикюр, при котором выбирается "бомбочка для ванны" в виде шарика мороженого. После ванночки следует скраб для ног (обычно ванильный, шоколадный или клубничный) и взбитый увлажняющий лосьон. Красный лак для ногтей имитирует "вишенку" на мороженом.
There are various different types of pedicures. Some of the most common types are as follows (names and products may vary from spa to spa):
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Педикюр "Маргарита": Регулярный педикюр, включающий солевой скраб, ванночку для ног со свежим лаймом, массажное масло на основе лайма и увлажняющий крем.
There are various different types of pedicures. Some of the most common types are as follows (names and products may vary from spa to spa):
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Педикюр "Шампанское" или "Вино": Регулярный педикюр, обычно включающий скраб из виноградных косточек, очищающую маску из винограда и завершающий массаж с маслом из виноградных косточек или увлажняющим кремом.
There are various different types of pedicures. Some of the most common types are as follows (names and products may vary from spa to spa):
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Regular pedicure: A simple treatment that includes foot soaking, foot scrubbing with a pumice stone or foot file, nail clipping, nail shaping, foot and calf massage, moisturizer and nail polishing. Shanghai pedicure: A traditional foot medicine deriving from Chinese medicine that involves soaking feet in hot water and using a scalpel. Spa pedicure: Includes the regular pedicure and generally adds one of the following Paraffin dip, masks, mud or seaweed treatment. Dry or Waterless pedicure: A pedicure typically including nail shaping, cuticle cleanup, callus smoothing, moisturizer with massage, nail polish or buffing, but definitively without soaking the feet in water. Often the callus smoothing, nail shaping, and cuticle cleaning are all performed with an electric file. Paraffin pedicure: A treatment that includes a regular pedicure but also includes the use of paraffin wax. The feet are covered with layers of paraffin wax to moisturize feet. Stone pedicure: Basically a foot massage that involves the use of different essential oils that are rubbed with the help of hot stones for the massage of the feet and legs. French pedicure: A regular pedicure that involves the use of white polish on the nail tips with a sheer pink color on the base. Mini pedicure: This focuses mainly on the toes with a quick soak, nail shaping and polish, but does not include the massage or sole care. This is designed for an appointment between regular pedicures for generally well maintained feet. Athletic pedicure: Similar to a regular pedicure for both the genders. It includes either a clear polish or toenail buffing. Usually, the aromatics used will be more cooling, such as peppermint, cucumber, or eucalyptus. Chocolate pedicure: A pedicure which may include a chocolate foot soak, chocolate foot mask, or chocolate moisturizing lotion. Ice Cream pedicure: A pedicure where a "bath ball", which looks like a scoop of ice cream, is chosen. The soak is followed with a foot scrub (usually vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry) and topped with a whipped moisturizing lotion. Red nail polish simulates the ice cream's "cherry". Margarita pedicure: A regular pedicure which includes a salt scrub, soaking water with fresh limes, a lime based massage oil, and moisturizer. Champagne or Wine pedicure: This is a regular pedicure usually featuring a grape seed scrub, grape mask peel, and finished off with a grape seed oil or moisturizing massage.
Риски
Неправильный или негигиеничный педикюр может повысить риск инфицирования. Во-первых, некоторые процедуры педикюра могут повредить кожу при слишком агрессивном выполнении, тем самым увеличивая риск заражения. Например, использование пемзы для удаления мозолей на подошве стопы может привести к образованию ссадин, а кусачки для кутикулы могут случайно удалить слишком много кутикулы. Во-вторых, инструменты или ванночки для ног могут быть недостаточно стерилизованы, что приводит к попаданию патогенных микроорганизмов в и без того уязвимую кожу. Известно, что Mycobacterium fortuitum вызывает инфекции в спа-салонах для ног. Эти риски особенно высоки для людей с заболеваниями, влияющими на кровообращение, чувствительность, иммунный ответ или заживление стоп, например, при диабете. Ведущие организации здравоохранения, такие как CDC, рекомендуют людям с диабетом избегать замачивания ног и удаления мозолей, а также часто обращаться к подологу для стрижки ногтей на ногах, что является важной частью многих процедур педикюра. Растворы и химические вещества, используемые для очистки или замачивания ног, также могут вызывать раздражение кожи. Неправильная стрижка ногтей может привести к врастанию ногтя.
Improper or unsanitary pedicures can increase the risk of infection. First, some pedicure practices can damage the skin if performed too aggressively and thus increase infection risk. For example, using a pumice stone to shave off calluses on the sole of the foot can result in abrasions and cuticle nippers may accidentally remove too much of the cuticle. Second, instruments or foot baths may not be properly sterilized, introducing pathogens into already vulnerable skin. Mycobacterium fortuitum is known to cause infection in foot spas. These risks are particularly high for people with medical conditions that affect blood flow, sensation, immune response, or healing in the feet, such as diabetes. Major health organizations such as the CDC recommend that diabetics do not soak their feet or remove calluses, and often have a podiatrist cut their toenails, which are some of the key parts of many pedicures. Solutions and chemicals used to cleanse or soak feet can also cause skin irritation. There can be a risk of developing an ingrown toenail from improper trimming.