Thank you Diana!

I use a pedi throne, clean it properly, maintain it properly, and use it 
properly.
My clients like soaking their feet and I like that they soak.  I think soaking 
cleans the feet better than spraying with alcohol and makes my job easier when 
working on thick nails and when doing cuticle work. 

I am not against dry pedicures and understand why some techs do them, just as I 
hope other techs see wet pedicures.

Aimee
St. Louis

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On Aug 1, 2010, at 10:58 AM, Diana Bonn <[email protected]> wrote:

> First of all I am not saying that waterless pedicures do not work.  I agree 
> they work. BUT..................
> 
> For example, you know how the media tears us apart about acrylic nails (now 
> gel nails), about how the consumer should NEVER EVER have them applied 
> because it will cause you to die and have a horrible death, fingers will fall 
> off, your family will die, and will be the end of humanity! LOLOLO
> 
> And we say, hey wait a minute, we are good nail techs, we are professionals.  
> Yes there are problems out there, but NOT all of us are out to maim and kill 
> our clients.
> 
> For example, you know how some say that being a nail tech will cause 
> miscarriages, lung disease, kidney failure, liver problems, menopause, 
> depression, pimples, weight gain, cellulite, global warming!!! LOLO
> 
> And we say, hey wait a minute, we are responsible nail techs, we understand.  
> Yes there are problems out there, But most of us are healthy and love our 
> cellulite!!!!!!!!
> 
> And we have the waterless pedicures that promote an excellent pedicure but 
> also SCREAM, do not use the chair, it will maim you, DO NOT USE THEM!!!!!! If 
> you put your feet and legs in these chairs, you will get unspeakable 
> diseases, that we can't pronounce, infections,your toes will fall off, and 
> you will gain weight and get more cellulite!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> 
> And I say, hey wait a minute, there are responsible nail techs out there that 
> clean their chairs and you can have an enjoyable pedicure in a safe 
> environment.
> 
> I consider waterless pedicures another SERVICE OPTION.  I don't like the idea 
> that some that are educating that ALL pedicure thrones are un-safe. The 
> consumer should be taught both ways.
> 
> My clients love the chair.  I clean it properly.  The soaking has NEVER 
> affected the polish adherence.
> 
> I say, Service Options, the pedicure throne and the waterless pedicure.  They 
> can both be effective and they both can cause the same infections and 
> diseases.
> 
> The professional nail technician knows how to do both, a great pedicure with 
> or without water, and how to prevent infection and diseases.
> 
> JMHO  diana from indiana
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