Healthier Feet
Let me help you gain healthier feet ...
About Happy Feet ...
Working on them toes...
Feet are my passion and I want to make your feet your passion.
First a wash, soak and clean, then snipping, filing and onto moisturizing.
Nail cutting care...
- I will soak your feet in warm water for at least 10 minutes to soften your nails.
- Dry your feet and toenails thoroughly with a towel.
- Use a nail clipper or small scissors to make small cuts and cut straight across to avoid splintering the nail and ingrown toenails.
- Smooth uneven or rough edges with a nail file or emery board.
- Leave your cuticles alone.
Nail and cuticle care...
Cuticles serve a valuable purpose which is to protect your nail from bacteria, dirt, and fungus. It’s important to and I will take care of your nails and cuticles, as neglect can cause cuticle overgrowth.
We together will practice good nail hygiene, which includes soaking and moisturizing your cuticles, and gently pushing them back from time to time. This can ensure I keep your cuticles healthy and prevent further overgrowth.
What Are the Benefits of Nail Buffing?
- Promotes Healthy Nail Growth: Nail buffing stimulates blood circulation and promotes healthy nail growth. It also helps to remove dead skin cells and rough edges, which can prevent the growth of new nails.
- Improves Nail Texture: Regular nail buffing can improve the texture of your nails, making them feel smoother and more even. This can make it easier to apply nail polish and other nail treatments.
- Enhances Nail Shine: Nail buffing can give your nails a natural shine without the need for nail polish. This is especially beneficial for people who prefer a natural look or who have sensitive skin and cannot tolerate chemical-based nail polish.
- Removes Stains: Nail buffing can remove surface stains from your nails, such as those caused by smoking, coffee, or other substances. It can also help to remove yellowing or discoloration caused by nail polish.
Fungal toe nail.
Fungal nail infections develop when your feet are constantly warm and damp.
You're more likely to get an infection if you wear trainers for a long time and have hot, sweaty feet.
To prevent fungal nail infections:
Do
- treat athlete's foot as soon as possible to avoid it spreading to nails
- keep your feet clean and dry
- wear clean socks every day
- wear flip-flops in showers at the gym or pool
- throw out old shoes
Don’t
- do not wear shoes that make your feet hot and sweaty
- do not share towels
- do not wear other people's shoes
- do not share nail clippers or scissors
Ingrowing toenails.
A number of things can cause an ingrown toenail to develop, including:
- badly cut toenails – cutting your toenails too short, or cutting the edges, will encourage the skin to fold over your nail and the nail to grow into the skin
- wearing tight-fitting shoes, socks or tights – this places pressure on the skin around your toenail; the skin may be pierced if it’s pressed on to your toenail
- sweaty feet – if the skin around your toenails is soft, it’s easier for your nail to pierce it and embed itself within it
- injury – for example, stubbing your toe can sometimes cause an ingrown toenail to develop
- natural shape of the nail – the sides of curved or fan-shaped toenails are more likely to press into the skin surrounding the nail
Costs...
On booking your appointment to achieving healthy feet you will be told the cost ... the price currently for a treatment is :
£ 25.00.