Question | Answer |
An implement with a small scoop-shaped end that is efficient for removal of debris from the nail folds. | Curette |
An implement that is a metal file designed to to file in one direction with a surface of 1/8inch- 3/4 inch long. It is easier to control under the free edge. | Nail Rasp |
The best grit file for pedicures | Medium |
A special file used to smooth foot calluses | Paddle |
An implement used to trim tags of dead skin | Nippers |
Foam rubber or cotton used to separate toes | Toe separator |
Single use paper or foam slippers worn after a pedicure | Pedicure slippers |
Basic PPE that nail techs must wear while performing a pedicure. | Gloves |
Put into pedicure water to clean and deodorize the feet, as well as soften the skin. | Foot Soak |
Gritty lotion used to remove dry flaky skin and reduce calluses. | Exfoliating Scrubs |
Concentrated treatment products composed of mineral clays, moisturizing agents, skin softeners, aromatherapy oils and beneficial extracts | Foot Lotions or Creams |
Professional strength products that are applied to the client's heels and pressure point callusus | Callus Softener |
Pedicure treatments that cannot be completed in one visit. | Series Pedicure |
A pedicure that is not limited to the foot, but also includes the leg below the knee. | Spa Pedicure |
A method of manipulation of the body by rubbing, pinching, kneading and tapping | Massage |
A unique method of applying pressure with the thumb and index fingers to the hands and feet | Reflexology |
Equipment design that contours to the body's natural shape and movement | Ergonomic |
A group of representatives of companies that produce nail care products | National Manufacturers Council |
A group of Professional Nail Technicians for cleaning and difinfecting | International Nail Technicians Association |
EPA registered disinfectant has these three agents | Bacteriacide, Virucide, and Fungicide |
Detergents for use with hard water | Chelating |