retailing: footcare
feet first
The colderweathermeans feet often get neglected as they are stuffed into thick socks andWinter boots, sowhy not encourage your clients to put their feet firstwith these pampering retail ideas…
Micro Pedi, a version of the Micro Pedi Professional, offers a retail opportunity as it can be used at home in-between treatments to help prevent the build-up of hard skin. The two- speed device uses a unique micro-mineral roller which spins 360 degrees, at 30 times per second and comes complete with two rollers of different coarseness to gently remove hard and rough skin, leaving feet beautiful and smooth within in seconds.
• Lifes2Good: 0845 399 1962
Bio Sculture’s Mint Mask is a cool and nourishing mask containing Peppermint Oil and Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil. Apply to feet and leave on for 10 minutes. Use a paper towel to remove excess product. To experience an extra cooling effect, leave on for a further 10 minutes. Sponge with warm water to remove remaining product.
• Bio Sculpture: 0845 331 2347 • Circle number: 163
Treat aching feet to a soothing, therapeutic soak with Dermalogica’s Hydro-Active Mineral Salts. For a Spa-style exfoliation, shake small amounts into hands and gently massage over the body, concentrating on elbows, knees and heels. Alternatively, clients can add the salts to a warm bath, where they will dissolve instantly for a muscle- relaxing mineral soak.
• Dermalogica: 0800 591 818 • Circle number: 4
Designed for those with tired aching feet, this balancing foot soak from Pinks Boutique uses ground Himalayan rock crystal salt to leave your client’s feet and body refreshed and invigorated. Simply place a spoonful of soak into a bowl with hot water and add feet!
• Pinks Boutique: 01332 204804
The Bio Sculpture Gel shaped pumice stone can be used during pedicures, or at home in the bath or shower, to remove hard skin, giving the foot a soft and gentle finish.
• Bio Sculpture: 0845 331 2347 • Circle number: 163
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