Reflexology can provide health and relaxation benefits for your pedicure clients, and it can increase your profits, too. Nail tech Melissa Finch explains how she adds this technique to pedicure services.
#BFFmel brings you a summary and additional information from our Facebook Live broadcast on reflexology.
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Offering deep relaxation and healing, reflexology is a natural addition to a nail tech’s skillset. Experts speak about the technical and business aspects of this alternative therapy and its potential as a nail salon add-on.
Foot massage can make a great addition to spa pedicures, but how does it fare as a stand-alone service?
We know what you’re thinking. Foot Zone Therapy must just be another name for foot reflexology. Not so, says Kristen Bowen, a Foot Zone Therapy practitioner and instructor based in North Logan, Utah.
A component of Thai massage, Thai foot massage was born out of the Ayurvedic medical system in India thousands of years ago.
Reflexology is a massage technique that is gaining popularity in salons. It differs from traditional massage by releasing pressure points instead of rubbing muscles.
Estelina describes Relaxology and shows steps.
Estelina explains Reflexology of the hands.
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