Pedicures are a fantastic way to get new clients into the salon. A Pedicure is often purchased as a special treat, or is booked to make tired toes look respectable. Once a client has been made to look and feel better, they are much more inclined to repeat the process, and you will hopefully have gained a customer for life.

The actual treatment process is similar to a manicure, and can be sold on a number of levels. You can offer anything from a basic pedicure, to a luxury or spa pedicure, or even combine it with another treatment.

You should always ensure that the service you offer is cost effective. Make sure that you consider all your overheads, the cost of your time, your local area and your particular clientele when setting a price for a treatment. The price you charge for your treatment should cover all overheads and include a reasonable profit margin, whilst also being affordable for your client.

A treatment such as a pedicure can be tailored to meet the needs of any client. It is something which can be offered to male clients, the elderly, or just the girls that want to look good. Consider adding other features to your pedicures, such as the inclusion of heated booties, nail art or the application of gel nails for that extra special look.

A pedicure has two main functions: to act as a pampering treatment and to treat the foot to keep the skin and nails healthy.

Pedicures will not only relax and soothe tired feet; they will also help to improve their appearance. The pedicure will reduce the amount of hard skin that can be found on the foot, and will also improve the look and condition of the toenails.

The treatment can help to improve the circulation in the feet, and sufferers of joint problems will also feel some benefits.