How to Set up a Pedicure Station

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A pedicure is a great way to relax. Clients who get pedicures do not want to worry about anything, that's why creating the perfect station is essential. It should be both functional and relaxing.

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Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

Paint
Artwork
Comfortable chair
Rolling cart
Basins
Nail cutter
Nail file
Pumice stone
Nail scrapper
Soft thick towels
Toe separators
Massage oil
Lotion
Nail polish
Foot powder
Pedicure sanitizing kit

Step 1

Decorate the room in a pleasant, relaxing fashion. Paint the walls a soothing color and use peaceful artwork.
Step 2

Place the clients' chairs in the room in a place that is easy to get to.
Step 3

Arrange the items in your rolling cart in a way that makes sense. The rolling cart should be able to move the foot basins with water with them.
Step 4

Divide the pedicure into stages. Assign each stage a drawer. Put the equipment for each stage into the correct door. This will help to make the pedicure run smoothly.
Step 5

Begin small. You can spend more money as the demand for pedicures increases. One or two chairs in a small area is plenty to start your pedicure business.
Step 6

Advertise your new services.

Tips & Warnings

To create a successful venture you need to have a steady stream of clients. Providing excellent service, and remembering people's names will help you make a success of your business.
Remember the importance of sanitizing everything. Include sanitation items on the cart. Additionally make sure that your design is easy to clean and sanitize