I am so glad I found your video, I've been looking to start offering dry pedicures, and could not decide between a tattoo/dental chair or the traditional pedicure chair. Thank you for explaining as well.
This was a very informative video, Hope! I’m currently trying to decide between the Healthy Air Hepa system or an efile with a vacuum. I would love to see a manicure video of you working on a client☺️
Thank you soooo much for sharing your set up. I have been looking at this chair for about a month now, and I think I am sold🙂 I love working in smaller areas, so I think you have a great set up!
I don't have mobile services, so I can't really speak to that. Check out Not a Pod here on youtube. I believe she does home visits and may have a video of how she sets them up.
Here's the link to the chair with all the measurements: www.dirsalonfurniture.com/medical-spa-equipment/medical-spa-bed-chair/medical-spa-chair You can use code 'health' at checkout to let them know I sent you 🙂 And here's my manicure table: www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/upper-square-kamen-sit-down-stand-up-ergonomic-computer-desk-standing-desk-w006427681.html
I know this type of equipment is definitely an investment. I was able to find my chair lightly used from a local tattoo shop, so definitely check out local marketplaces! And there are some other types of vacuum e-files on the market at lower price points, as well. Either way, if you're doing a lot of pedicures, having the right set up is vital and absolutely worth saving up for! ❤
Hi, I love my client chair for all of the reasons you have stated. I do worry about weight load and stress on the mechanics when raising the chair. Do you ever worry about raising the chair?
Thanks for watching! I haven't had any issues with lifting clients in my chair. The weight capacity of this one is 400lbs, so I feel confident lifting most clients. For some, instead of lifting them all the way up, I'll lift up and tilt back, so they're not going as high.
Can you share your certifications you have. This is something I would love to do more of instead of just nails. I have done MediNails Advanced Nail Technician.
Congrats on the ANT! I don't have many of the popular certifications out there. Most of my training came from completing a 2000 hour apprenticeship in lieu of going to nail school. During that time, I was trained on all things waterless, e-file pedicures!
@@quicknailz sorry for the late response! So in the state of Washington, they allow you to do an apprenticeship towards licensure instead of going to nail school. You'd have to check with your state to see if that is something available there, and then find a salon that offers an apprenticeship.
Hi! I wanted to know if there was a reason you use a husky cabinet instead of a different storage cabinet? I've never seen it before! Thinking of getting one! 😁
The salon I rent at has some industrial vibes and my esthetician neighbor has this cabinet. I thought it would be a good storage solution! No real fancy reason other than that ☺
Question, does the clients heel hang over the end. Allow full access to the heels? Or do you have to hold the feet up to reach the underneath- accessing the heels. Hard to describe what I am saying.
I totally know what you mean! For most, yes. If the client is very short, say 5'1" or less, the heels do stay on the leg portion. It's not an issue for the majority of clients, though.
That's a great question. Yes, I'm in the states. My professional license is technically as Manicurist, and I work within that scope. I'm legally allowed to work on hands up to the elbow and feet up to the knee, and I can use an electric file in my state. Each state has different laws. Foot Care Nurses also exist here, but they would be considered medical professionals, whereas I am not. It's always super interesting to hear about the different requirements and titles in other places!
@@HealthtoBeautyNails yes it's great to see how things are in different places. I guess if I was in the states I'd be a Foot care nurse and over in the UK you'd be a Pedicurist. Really enjoying your videos. I'm also one that loves Gehwol products, that's how your channel popped up, I was looking for a particular Gehwol product review 😉 x x
Sometimes with shorter clients, their feet don't fully hang off the leg piece. They will sometimes scoot down to make it easier or I'll just lift their leg a little bit to get under the heel. The very bottom of the leg piece is also removable which I know a lot of techs like and will completely take it off, so that would also solve the issue. For most clients, though, it's totally fine.
I am so glad I found your video, I've been looking to start offering dry pedicures, and could not decide between a tattoo/dental chair or the traditional pedicure chair. Thank you for explaining as well.
Glad to be helpful!
Wow, thank you about talking about the e-file. I'm tempted trying e-file with built in suction. I have Salon Air HEPA filter.
It's a really nice file! It helps a ton to cut down on dust.
Wish I had this 20 years ago and saved myself both shoulder , back and neck pain as well as using pain meds and surgeries
I’m sorry you’ve had pain. This is why I try to do my best to have an ergonomic setup!
This was a very informative video, Hope! I’m currently trying to decide between the Healthy Air Hepa system or an efile with a vacuum. I would love to see a manicure video of you working on a client☺️
It's a hard decision to make! I will try to film a manicure soon. Thanks for watching 💗
Thank you soooo much for sharing your set up. I have been looking at this chair for about a month now, and I think I am sold🙂 I love working in smaller areas, so I think you have a great set up!
I'm so glad it's helpful! The chair is absolutely worth the investment. Thanks for watching ❤
Love your set up
Thank you!
Thank you soooo much for this video. There are sooo many great tips and ideas. I love the pedicure table definitely a plus
So glad it's helpful! Thanks for watching 💜
Thx for the great video and lovely content. Much needed little tips for better service for our clients.😘
So glad it's helpful!
Where did you get your clean up brushes from? I love the cart set up.
Thank you! I get my cleanup brushes from NuFeet here: minicleanupbrushes.com/ You can use code 'health2beauty' for 10% off ☺
Can u do a video of home visit pedicure set up
I don't have mobile services, so I can't really speak to that. Check out Not a Pod here on youtube. I believe she does home visits and may have a video of how she sets them up.
OOP! I needed this video, as I might start pedicures again!
Go for it! We need more techs giving high quality footcare!
There’s no link for the manicure stool 😩 but this is just very good information especially for me that suffers from bulging disc and back pain !
Glad the info is helpful! Here's the stool: amzn.to/3qKWLT3
@@HealthtoBeautyNails ☺️ Thank you so much god bless !
Where did you get the table for your manicure services? Thanks for the video!!!
It's from wayfair: www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/upper-square-kamen-sit-down-stand-up-ergonomic-computer-desk-standing-desk-w006427681.html
Thank you for sharing. Where did you buy your mani table ?
Here's the link: www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/upper-square-kamen-sit-down-stand-up-ergonomic-computer-desk-standing-desk-w006427681.html
Hope - what is the stool/bench that you use for your gel curing? Where did you get that?
@@thenailtherapist519 amzn.to/3ryh9o3
Hi again ,
What’s the highest height your black client chair go up to ?
Where did you buy your table that you use to give your client manicure ?
Here's the link to the chair with all the measurements: www.dirsalonfurniture.com/medical-spa-equipment/medical-spa-bed-chair/medical-spa-chair
You can use code 'health' at checkout to let them know I sent you 🙂
And here's my manicure table: www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/upper-square-kamen-sit-down-stand-up-ergonomic-computer-desk-standing-desk-w006427681.html
thanks for sharing this, I love the ideas you have given me, they help me tremendously ❤❤
I'm so glad! 💓
$3500 for the e-file 😵💫 and $2000 for the chair 😢 Thank you for sharing it's very helpful. 😊
I know this type of equipment is definitely an investment. I was able to find my chair lightly used from a local tattoo shop, so definitely check out local marketplaces! And there are some other types of vacuum e-files on the market at lower price points, as well.
Either way, if you're doing a lot of pedicures, having the right set up is vital and absolutely worth saving up for! ❤
@@HealthtoBeautyNails I'm totally agree with you. Your chair is amazing and I think both of your equipments are worth the money.
This is really a fantastic video! Only done a couple of pedicures and my back is so sore when im done. Looking for a better solution!
Thanks for watching! I hope you’re able to create a more ergonomic setup to better sustain your body 💗
Thank you for sharing this! ❤
My pleasure, thanks for watching!
Great video with a lot of useful information.
Thanks for watching ♥
What do they rest their feet on for working on the top of the foot?
amzn.to/46quQYl 🙂
Where did you get your clean-up brushes?
They're from NuFeet and you can use code health2beauty for 10% off: minicleanupbrushes.com/
@@HealthtoBeautyNails Thanks a million!
Love this! Thank you 💗
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing. I Love your content. It’s me FeetMatters 😂❤️
Hey, girl! Thanks for watching! 😍
@@HealthtoBeautyNails hey love! Of course. You’re the GOAT
Hi, I love my client chair for all of the reasons you have stated. I do worry about weight load and stress on the mechanics when raising the chair. Do you ever worry about raising the chair?
Thanks for watching! I haven't had any issues with lifting clients in my chair. The weight capacity of this one is 400lbs, so I feel confident lifting most clients. For some, instead of lifting them all the way up, I'll lift up and tilt back, so they're not going as high.
Can you share your certifications you have. This is something I would love to do more of instead of just nails. I have done MediNails Advanced Nail Technician.
Congrats on the ANT! I don't have many of the popular certifications out there. Most of my training came from completing a 2000 hour apprenticeship in lieu of going to nail school. During that time, I was trained on all things waterless, e-file pedicures!
Nice! may I ask Where is this advanced course available?
@@quicknailz sorry for the late response! So in the state of Washington, they allow you to do an apprenticeship towards licensure instead of going to nail school. You'd have to check with your state to see if that is something available there, and then find a salon that offers an apprenticeship.
I LOVE THIS !!!!!!!! thank you!!!!!!!!
Thanks for watching!
i love you. thank you so much for sharing!!
Glad it's helpful!
Where did you her your file from?
Mine isn't being made anymore, but you can find a very similar model at rotatool.com
Hi! I wanted to know if there was a reason you use a husky cabinet instead of a different storage cabinet? I've never seen it before! Thinking of getting one! 😁
The salon I rent at has some industrial vibes and my esthetician neighbor has this cabinet. I thought it would be a good storage solution! No real fancy reason other than that ☺
Hi ,, thank you for the video , Would like the link to the chair and stool
Thanks for watching! Links to everything I talked about are in the description under the video.
Question, does the clients heel hang over the end. Allow full access to the heels? Or do you have to hold the feet up to reach the underneath- accessing the heels. Hard to describe what I am saying.
I totally know what you mean! For most, yes. If the client is very short, say 5'1" or less, the heels do stay on the leg portion. It's not an issue for the majority of clients, though.
Hi and thanks for sharing your set up. In the UK we're called Foot Health Practitioners, are you guys in the US / Canada Foot cafe nurses? X x
That's a great question. Yes, I'm in the states. My professional license is technically as Manicurist, and I work within that scope. I'm legally allowed to work on hands up to the elbow and feet up to the knee, and I can use an electric file in my state. Each state has different laws. Foot Care Nurses also exist here, but they would be considered medical professionals, whereas I am not. It's always super interesting to hear about the different requirements and titles in other places!
@@HealthtoBeautyNails yes it's great to see how things are in different places. I guess if I was in the states I'd be a Foot care nurse and over in the UK you'd be a Pedicurist. Really enjoying your videos. I'm also one that loves Gehwol products, that's how your channel popped up, I was looking for a particular Gehwol product review 😉 x x
@@notapod1 Awesome! Love that you're a fellow Gehwol lover! Looking forward to checking out more of your content as well :)
I love your channel ❤️ 💕 ♥️ 💛 💖
Thanks so much for being here! ❤
Do you have any issues with reaching the feet of someone vertically challenged?
Sometimes with shorter clients, their feet don't fully hang off the leg piece. They will sometimes scoot down to make it easier or I'll just lift their leg a little bit to get under the heel. The very bottom of the leg piece is also removable which I know a lot of techs like and will completely take it off, so that would also solve the issue. For most clients, though, it's totally fine.
Hi could I have the link for the chair please thanks
It's linked in the description :)
Hi hope love you sister! Ty miss you hopefully I will see you soon at one of the events ❤
Hey lady! Thanks for watching! Hope to see you this year too ♥️
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Thanks for watching!