Yess I am on my feet a lot for work and I love how pampered this makes me feel. I use a cooling mint lotion instead of petroleum jelly though and it feels amazing. :)
I couldnt agree more. A $6 pumice stone and a warm bucket of water literally does the same thing every fortnight. Moisturise well every 2nd day and you're good to go
Not always. I for instance pay for spas and pedicure places etc. Because I don't want to do it myself. And I can assure you many other people would rather pay someone else to do it. Not just us wealthy people. Edit: I do tend to shop around though. Find the best quality for the best price. It isn't smart to waste money.
You can easily do this at home, with an electric foot file and a foot peeling twice per year. And keep them soft with some good body butter or a special cream. That's about €50 for a year!
This lady is literally talking down on people who do pedicures because she’s seen a few who don’t practice how they should. You DISINFECT between customers and we don’t massage in any direction.
Felt this too not all salons or techs are bad. We throw everything away or sterilize and disinfect anything that isn’t porous. Everything is cleaned after every person. The same massaging moves she did I do as a licensed nail technician.
About 4 years ago I got a pedicure and ended up with a HORRIBLE infection in/on two toes of my left foot. My bacterial culture grew things that you find in grass/soil, cow manure and also staph. My foot wouldn't heal and I was on crutches for a few months. At one time the wound care Dr told me I need to brace myself for possible amputation. Needless to say I have been too scared to get my feet done again. I do the best I can at home.
Why she gotta hate on nail technician NOT ALL OF US ARE CHEAP We do get trained on how to do massage, we do clean our tools Not all of us nasty people 🤨😒
Keep a pumice stone in your shower and just use it in circular motions with every shower or once every couple of showers with some exfoliant cleanser or a foot therapy product and you shouldn't have calloused heels or feet. If you do a regular lymphatic drainage technique in the shower starting from the foot to the top of the legs it will help with circulation and lymphatic drainage, you don't need a specialist although its nice to pamper yourself, but these are easy things to do at home, simple lifestyle changes that give these exact results
If you use the pumice stone every day very quickly and lightly and always use lotion you won't build up callouses. I do it every day, just a surface scrub. Works for me.
I think it also depends on the coarseness of the pumice stone. For everyday use maybe opt for a more smooth surfaced stone as opposed to a more porous stone, and actually you really don't have to use it everyday, I think twice a week is sufficient to give you soft feet. It's always good to follow up with a thick balmy moisturizer and a pair of soft plushy socks (try getting a pair with a slip proof bottom to be careful not to slip around while walking) it sounds like a lot of work but it's just an extra foot scrub in the shower here and there, some moisturizer (welida skin food is great for literally everything including this) and a pair of slip proof socks, this whole thing will cost you like 30 or 40 bucks depending on prices where you live, although there is no replacement for having someone pamper your feet lol
$325? Oh hell no. You can buy AMAZING Korean foot peel masks for about $10. It takes about 5-7 days until the dead skin starts to fall off, but it works wonders. I gave my mom one last year to try. She has always suffered from thick calluses on her heels. She tried the pedi-egg, pumice stones, callus shavers, and NOTHING had ever worked for her this well. $325 every month is for filthy rich or foolish people.
I have been doing mani and pedi for 17 plus years. EVERYTHING she's doing as a professional Pedicurist can do for less money. They also teach you this in school( EVERYONE DOSEN'T go to school, this is training) how to properly massage feet and legs. I do and I have receive the best TIPS from pedicure clients.
Celestial Zephyr i don't think it is, but even if it is unsanitary, at least it doesn't cost +300$ and what would make pedicure "unsanitary?" i'd like to know
2:40-2:50: Since the pandemic, I have been working remote and I have not had a pedicure since the pandemic in 2020. Previously, my toe nails were dark in color and thick. Not all toe nails, just some. A few months ago, it dawned on me that my toe nails are clean looking. Overall, my toes look better. No salon visits and less time wearing shoes.
Or just clean the feet yourself and save all together , how hard is it really to have clean healthy feet ? only a mug would pay for such. Although having said that , i do pay 200$ a week to get my asshole jetwashed, so swings and roundabouts i guess.
I love my pedicures, they use sterile instruments, line the tub, etc. and I get the same results for a fraction of that ridiculous price! You really do need aristocratic blood to be this extra!
I get callus on the bottom of both of my toes and what I use to COMPLETEY remove them is a nail clipper. First I feel it out to see where the callus begins/how thick it is and where my actual skin is. Once I do that I get the nail clipper and with a light press I start cutting into the callus from where the skin meets it. Being very careful not to push too hard as to not clip my skin I remove section by section, sometimes layer by layer as well if it’s thicker than usual. When all is said and done I have a little pile of dead skin that was the callus and I regain full mobility and sensation on my toes where the callus was.
KrystalKstar I guess people that really care about this stuff might pay for it and just mark it as the cost of a tv, phone, car, other expensive purchase. That wouldn’t be me, but if I had to guess they’d be my guess. Also people on their feet all day for say a job might consider foot care part of maintaining themselves for work.
She was spot on about how A LOT of the nail salons don't sanitize and improperly massage. You can do so much more damage then good if you massage incorrectly and don't use professional techniques. I'm glad she mentioned that because it's so under looked. But people seriously have issues with this and get bacteria and fungal infections and live with the consequences while the people who did the damage aren't held accountable. Always look to see if they have their license hanging up or even ask.
I too have difficulties with my feet due to my super-high arches ...I feel so understood! And I am grateful that my aversion to jogging running is now validated and backed up by science, haha!
I've heard the same thing from three oldsters who are 90+: 'Whatever you do, never stop moving [walking] and take care of your legs; they're your life's car.'
You can do all this at home. Just make sure you soak your feet and remove the callous with a pumice stone, afterward put on the food cream. Just invest on a very good foot cream. Remember to moisturized your feet daily right after shower. If you walk or stand a lot in a day, remember to treat your feet with a foot bath. Then remove the callous. Moisture afterwards. Foot care is like hand care. You need to put on hand cream everyday. Same as your foot.
For those of us who aren't rich or "aristocratic": Go to a regular podiatrist for any health concerns (your insurance might cover this!) and use some foot cream with at least 10% urea every night to get rid of callouses. It's not as quick as removing them with a blade or a pumice stone etc. but there is less risk of it growing back thicker.
It's really great to pamper yourself. The good doc was right about some nail salons not being sterile. However, there are some nail spots that do take care with using clean instruments. I wouldn't spend over $300 on foot care. I would make up my own foot care routine and find a really good reflexologist since it was said the nail salon staff don't give a proper foot massage. A reflexologist is 10x cheaper than an actual doctor. Srsly, do you really need a foot ultra sound every time you go see this woman? What information is going to change month to month?
Put a capful or two of ACV into warm water and let your feet soak for 15 min. Then use a pedí glass stone or pumice stone. Rinse. Lotion. Does the trick for me in between pedicures.
Tuh… I’m a non-practicing master cosmetologist so I know how to care for my feet. I don’t visit the salons because there are quite a few that don’t meet State Board cleanliness standards. However, that’s not true for all of them. I do my own pedis at home and massage with a tennis or golf ball. For daily care, I use a pumice stone and/or lactic acid 10%. I moisturize and my feet stay soft and never crusty. I also use a nail brush to clean under my nails.
I actually think at least once a year, this is a pretty good treatment. I love the ultrasound part. Its good to know whats going on with your inner part.
I’m 32 and I’ve had huge huge calluses on the balls of my foot from the combination of a foot injury at 12 and that I’ve also had scoliosis since I was an adolescent. I use chemical calluse remover and an electric filer.
BellaBB calluses can form due to excess friction. The lady in the video lives in NYC. New Yorkers have to walk A LOT, and it’s not even regular walking. It’s more like speed walking (hence why tourists are so slow for New Yorkers). Public transportation is usually a must and you still have to walk to get to your destination.
i stand a lot and have a younger brother so it just happens to me. especially on my left foot because i bare more weight in that foot and the way i sit in my bed effects that too
Besides applying the tea tree oil to the toenail I didn't see them file or polish the nails. The feet did look smoother though. But I know someone who's been getting pedicures with foot and leg massages for years. Her feet are beautiful. She's taken care of them.
The best way to remove calluses and properly scrub your feet is to do it after a super hot shower because itll be steaming and jusy slip off when you scrub it
For someone who is Frugal as myself, I think this is a great benefit. It's very tiresome to do my own feet. I keep everybody part pretty maintain but my feet are the hardest
Thank you so much for this! What impressed me, is how the ultrasound showed how to prevent foot issues that may arise in the future. That Doctor really cares about foot health, and it shows. 💕
I have high arches too and I am extremely callus prone it sucks and I get feet’s cramps alllll the time but while they hurt like hell I love they way they feel in my feel I hate them anywhere else
My mom has bad feet and I used to get ingrown toenails. I do this at home plus change my sneakers out every couple of months. I'm super particular about my feet.
i never thought about using a micrderm on my feet-great idea, and using a serum, excellent!ll all of this can be done at home. dr 8 pen, serums-250 max, and willbe able to do whenever u want. also that shaver-the callus comes right back. thatis a tem fix. have had feet shaved many times. comes right back. you have to work and work, and then gradually it wont come back. but then still you have to keep it up. i am excited to try microdermabrasion machine on my feet tho,
I love it and I definitely need a food facial and that I too is an aesthetician and we did something similar like this on the face but except we did not use a equipment like that on the face. And that I really wanna know where I can purchase this equipment and that after seeing this video I know it will help my feet a lot.
I’m a dancer I feel like she’d just roast tf out of my feet lmao
Lol I can relate
Same
AAHAHA May aswell get a knife to cut off the skin
Same!
@Rio Dio that is rude
It's not a facial if it's on your foot Is it...
Lol
Thatspecialgal thought the same😂😂😂
@Lijia XU 😂😂😂😂
Pedial
Nah pedicure fam
Epsom salt soaks twice daily followed by petroleum jelly with socks over night for a week, then scrape! Simple corn (callous) removal
Thank you
Kelli Hull bless you
Exactly! My calluses and corn have been falling right off.
Yess I am on my feet a lot for work and I love how pampered this makes me feel. I use a cooling mint lotion instead of petroleum jelly though and it feels amazing. :)
And exfoliation
For people with too much money who've run out of ways to spend it.
i was thinking the same thing... that much money is enough for food for my family for a few weeks
In many developing country，these programs are much cheaper. It would lower than 20$.
I couldnt agree more. A $6 pumice stone and a warm bucket of water literally does the same thing every fortnight. Moisturise well every 2nd day and you're good to go
Not always. I for instance pay for spas and pedicure places etc. Because I don't want to do it myself. And I can assure you many other people would rather pay someone else to do it. Not just us wealthy people.
Edit: I do tend to shop around though. Find the best quality for the best price. It isn't smart to waste money.
@@arielhorseman1104 Good for you
325$ ?? My ass. If i can not levitate over the floor after this, i'm not having it.
😂😂😂😂
Great comment
If you could levitate over the floor after having this done please video it. I'd really like to see that.
Not your ass, your feet
Well said , for that $ i'd expect to have cum 3 times and had a golden finger slipped up my ass.
Of course she recommends a foot facial once a month 😂🙄🤣
Dumb, just toss your money into the fire instead. It's easier
Carli Maia I was just thinking that!
NGAI SHING LEE ikr more like once every 4 months 😭
NGAI SHING LEE true!
It would be insane not to go back once a month for this treatment, I mean who needs to eat anyway 🙄 😅
"The key to longevity is walking'
Me, a full-time wheelchair user:
Well, shit.
You're immortal 😉
I mean it's not fair but your heart, bones and muscles give no fucks about that. Physiology doesn't stop applying because of your disability
🤣
Ok Thank you for this comment 😂and also sending you lots of love ❤
You can easily do this at home, with an electric foot file and a foot peeling twice per year. And keep them soft with some good body butter or a special cream. That's about €50 for a year!
That little foot vacuum must feel so good
I love your videos! Your collaboration with psych2go is what brought me to asmr, and now i can finally fall asleep early again :)
You should make a video of yourself getting a feet vacuum my dear
Yes I want one!!
This lady is literally talking down on people who do pedicures because she’s seen a few who don’t practice how they should. You DISINFECT between customers and we don’t massage in any direction.
Rachel Elizabeth yes Rachel say it again!
Felt this too not all salons or techs are bad. We throw everything away or sterilize and disinfect anything that isn’t porous. Everything is cleaned after every person. The same massaging moves she did I do as a licensed nail technician.
Ok come do my feet and I’ll judge
As someone who was a nail tech, there are many great and hygienic nail salons but most are not. Rachel Elizabeth
About 4 years ago I got a pedicure and ended up with a HORRIBLE infection in/on two toes of my left foot. My bacterial culture grew things that you find in grass/soil, cow manure and also staph. My foot wouldn't heal and I was on crutches for a few months. At one time the wound care Dr told me I need to brace myself for possible amputation. Needless to say I have been too scared to get my feet done again. I do the best I can at home.
Why she gotta hate on nail technician
NOT ALL OF US ARE CHEAP
We do get trained on how to do massage, we do clean our tools
Not all of us nasty people 🤨😒
But the most are
Because nails are 100% luxury, where as foot care has a medical basis...
@@ssscorpio333 girl no
Not all, but many if not most.
Keep a pumice stone in your shower and just use it in circular motions with every shower or once every couple of showers with some exfoliant cleanser or a foot therapy product and you shouldn't have calloused heels or feet. If you do a regular lymphatic drainage technique in the shower starting from the foot to the top of the legs it will help with circulation and lymphatic drainage, you don't need a specialist although its nice to pamper yourself, but these are easy things to do at home, simple lifestyle changes that give these exact results
I’ve heard that using pumice or anything that causes more agitation to the callus will make it worse in the long run
I put Curel Hydrotherapy on my feet and use a pumice stone, works great on callouses.
If you use the pumice stone every day very quickly and lightly and always use lotion you won't build up callouses. I do it every day, just a surface scrub. Works for me.
I think it also depends on the coarseness of the pumice stone. For everyday use maybe opt for a more smooth surfaced stone as opposed to a more porous stone, and actually you really don't have to use it everyday, I think twice a week is sufficient to give you soft feet. It's always good to follow up with a thick balmy moisturizer and a pair of soft plushy socks (try getting a pair with a slip proof bottom to be careful not to slip around while walking) it sounds like a lot of work but it's just an extra foot scrub in the shower here and there, some moisturizer (welida skin food is great for literally everything including this) and a pair of slip proof socks, this whole thing will cost you like 30 or 40 bucks depending on prices where you live, although there is no replacement for having someone pamper your feet lol
@@cow1234ful No, if you cut the callus it will make it worse, but gently scrubbing it away is much healthier.
You can get the same thing by going to a regular podiatrist, which is covered by most insurances.
Imagine if you had ticklish feet
That's me I don't think I would be able to do this kind of thing
monga cha same!
Lol my feet has life on their own. If someone touch them you'll expect some thousand horsepower kick
@@eric0556 I actually broke my middle toe from kicking my husband when he tickled me lol it's a knee jerk reaction
Mountaineer16 lol me
"you could never ever do this prior to using all of those products" Literally i do that to my feet like every month with no products...
Seriously all you need to do is take a hot shower so your skin softens then use one of the many cheap tools available to buff off dead skin
My podiatrist does it too without so much stuff...
😯
Also, you should actually NEVER "cut" the callus off the way she is. Yikes!
$325? Oh hell no. You can buy AMAZING Korean foot peel masks for about $10. It takes about 5-7 days until the dead skin starts to fall off, but it works wonders. I gave my mom one last year to try. She has always suffered from thick calluses on her heels. She tried the pedi-egg, pumice stones, callus shavers, and NOTHING had ever worked for her this well.
$325 every month is for filthy rich or foolish people.
Can you provide a link please 🤣 I know this is old but it's so many foot peels online which one do you use thanks you
Or gullible folk. You can sand your own callouses and rub gour own feet for nothing.
You could do the same thing at home with stuff bought from Walmart or target.
Glad they picked a girl with a ton of callouses and crazy feet lol
Just like all of the facials she gets too - Literally nothing wrong with her skin and we're meant to be convinced how good the facials are for $2000😔
She has great feet 10/10 would worship
$kricheyy
@@dilano.a6866 I don't wanna kinkshame but that's kinda weird....
Instantly thought of these comments
I have been doing mani and pedi for 17 plus years. EVERYTHING she's doing as a professional Pedicurist can do for less money. They also teach you this in school( EVERYONE DOSEN'T go to school, this is training) how to properly massage feet and legs. I do and I have receive the best TIPS from pedicure clients.
I just walk barefoot on the beach and the rocks and my feet are super smooth.
Tamera C who walks on the beach with slippers/flip flops?
O yea
@@bufftanswayeondan7713 people with diabetes
@@bufftanswayeondan7713 people who don’t want to step on glass
Not everyone has a beach they can go to lol
This girl is living her dreams. Free facial all over your body
The pedicure in my city is less then $5 , in India . And yes u get the same results .
But it’s probably very unsanitary...
@@soyokazeė what a prejudice. Anyway in Italy it's around 30€ and its the same result.
Celestial Zephyr asshole
@@soyokazeė you didn't even know about it then why are you telling that
Celestial Zephyr i don't think it is, but even if it is unsanitary, at least it doesn't cost +300$
and what would make pedicure "unsanitary?" i'd like to know
I agree on everything she said about taking care of your feet... I just never expected to see such an expensive pedicure...like never!
2:40-2:50: Since the pandemic, I have been working remote and I have not had a pedicure since the pandemic in 2020. Previously, my toe nails were dark in color and thick. Not all toe nails, just some. A few months ago, it dawned on me that my toe nails are clean looking. Overall, my toes look better. No salon visits and less time wearing shoes.
When the surgical blade slips in the intro... 😬
Girl I woulda just went to the nail shop an let them scrub my feet cuz I’m not paying $325 for this
tf is this dude smoking? ^^^
And girl same. And the lady said she recommends it once a month! No thank ya ma’am.
Or just clean the feet yourself and save all together , how hard is it really to have clean healthy feet ? only a mug would pay for such. Although having said that , i do pay 200$ a week to get my asshole jetwashed, so swings and roundabouts i guess.
@4LIFE1DEEP1 shit if you offering I want some skincare bruh
@@causetheplumstasteyum7848 That's an actual thing?
@@Astronaut_705 Ask your dad x
I soooo take care of my feet to the same results but at home. I've been obsessed with my feet forever. Love this treatment
Bruh finally a video that showed true before and after shots. Omg i might get this treatment when i visit that city in a few months
I love my pedicures, they use sterile instruments, line the tub, etc. and I get the same results for a fraction of that ridiculous price! You really do need aristocratic blood to be this extra!
I get callus on the bottom of both of my toes and what I use to COMPLETEY remove them is a nail clipper. First I feel it out to see where the callus begins/how thick it is and where my actual skin is. Once I do that I get the nail clipper and with a light press I start cutting into the callus from where the skin meets it. Being very careful not to push too hard as to not clip my skin I remove section by section, sometimes layer by layer as well if it’s thicker than usual. When all is said and done I have a little pile of dead skin that was the callus and I regain full mobility and sensation on my toes where the callus was.
Ok seriously, my MIL was once in a salon where they used the razor blade for calluses and cut into someone!! Screaming and blood was everywhere
cocobretu this can happen and is why most states it’s actually illegal to use that type of stuff unless you are an actual doctor.
They call them pedicure knives
Who actually can afford this though?!
I just did my own foot treatment for free.
KrystalKstar I guess people that really care about this stuff might pay for it and just mark it as the cost of a tv, phone, car, other expensive purchase. That wouldn’t be me, but if I had to guess they’d be my guess. Also people on their feet all day for say a job might consider foot care part of maintaining themselves for work.
That costs about $300 too much
She was spot on about how A LOT of the nail salons don't sanitize and improperly massage. You can do so much more damage then good if you massage incorrectly and don't use professional techniques. I'm glad she mentioned that because it's so under looked. But people seriously have issues with this and get bacteria and fungal infections and live with the consequences while the people who did the damage aren't held accountable. Always look to see if they have their license hanging up or even ask.
Take a magnesium supplement to help with the foot cramps. It work for me like a charm. Looks like a great treatment.
I too have difficulties with my feet due to my super-high arches ...I feel so understood! And I am grateful that my aversion to jogging running is now validated and backed up by science, haha!
I've heard the same thing from three oldsters who are 90+:
'Whatever you do, never stop moving [walking] and take care of your legs; they're your life's car.'
If I had enough money I would definitely get this done.
I enjoyed nothing but the classical music playing in the background
Idk what salon they go to, but at the place where I get my pedicure, they heat their tools and cool it down after sterilizing, in between uses
You can do all this at home. Just make sure you soak your feet and remove the callous with a pumice stone, afterward put on the food cream. Just invest on a very good foot cream. Remember to moisturized your feet daily right after shower. If you walk or stand a lot in a day, remember to treat your feet with a foot bath. Then remove the callous. Moisture afterwards. Foot care is like hand care. You need to put on hand cream everyday. Same as your foot.
For those of us who aren't rich or "aristocratic": Go to a regular podiatrist for any health concerns (your insurance might cover this!) and use some foot cream with at least 10% urea every night to get rid of callouses. It's not as quick as removing them with a blade or a pumice stone etc. but there is less risk of it growing back thicker.
It's really great to pamper yourself. The good doc was right about some nail salons not being sterile. However, there are some nail spots that do take care with using clean instruments. I wouldn't spend over $300 on foot care. I would make up my own foot care routine and find a really good reflexologist since it was said the nail salon staff don't give a proper foot massage. A reflexologist is 10x cheaper than an actual doctor. Srsly, do you really need a foot ultra sound every time you go see this woman? What information is going to change month to month?
Its a good thing I’m poor and 10 hr drive from NYC cuz I’d totally do this once just for the experience.
For real I'm in VA and po (I can't afford the or) I'm thinking about saving up for this thing $375 give me the works and nothing more.😉👍🏾
I would actually pay for this service
Put a capful or two of ACV into warm water and let your feet soak for 15 min. Then use a pedí glass stone or pumice stone. Rinse. Lotion. Does the trick for me in between pedicures.
Tuh…
I’m a non-practicing master cosmetologist so I know how to care for my feet. I don’t visit the salons because there are quite a few that don’t meet State Board cleanliness standards. However, that’s not true for all of them.
I do my own pedis at home and massage with a tennis or golf ball. For daily care, I use a pumice stone and/or lactic acid 10%. I moisturize and my feet stay soft and never crusty. I also use a nail brush to clean under my nails.
Oh nooo!! I go to Sally’s and buy the callus remover razor blade stick and that works wonders
as a dancer I really wished my foot problems came from super high arches rather than (my unfortunate) flat feet
I distinctly remember my Grandma using Freezone on her calluses and then peeling them off. Fascinating!
I only have it on my big toe and been taking a shower with hot water everyday and it took away a bit 😀
I actually think at least once a year, this is a pretty good treatment. I love the ultrasound part. Its good to know whats going on with your inner part.
the doc feels really condescending IMO
I bought a callus remover on Amazon for less than $10 and it’s a game changer
Her feet did look good afterwards.
If she ever did ballet with those high arches....YESSS 🙌🏾👌🏾💯
I NEED this treatment
Home remedy and been using in my country for yrs. Have a Stone floor in bathroom which can be used to run your feet.
I would love this !! I like to take care of my feet, but I dont really know how to do it correctly. But I never would pay that money, lol.
I’m 32 and I’ve had huge huge calluses on the balls of my foot from the combination of a foot injury at 12 and that I’ve also had scoliosis since I was an adolescent. I use chemical calluse remover and an electric filer.
Would LOVE one of these!
My heels are horrifying....
$325 per MONTH?😱
I would probably do it after winter is over
How do people’s heels get like that? Do they never moisturize them? Wth....
BellaBB I walk a lot and I wear Chaco sandals everyday, and even if I moisturize my feet and wash them daily, I still have callouses.
BellaBB calluses can form due to excess friction. The lady in the video lives in NYC. New Yorkers have to walk A LOT, and it’s not even regular walking. It’s more like speed walking (hence why tourists are so slow for New Yorkers). Public transportation is usually a must and you still have to walk to get to your destination.
I work as a headchef and work most days 10 to 12 hours..standing/walking alot so my foots are bad as well..specially on the heels
Mine get way worse than hers. It just happens is what my foot doc says. Some people get easier than others
i stand a lot and have a younger brother so it just happens to me. especially on my left foot because i bare more weight in that foot and the way i sit in my bed effects that too
Owner: Okay lets get someone else to do the dirty work. “Susanne! Get to work!”
If my dad did this he would just be roasted out of existence 100%
Her "foot facial" will never compare to a pedicure by a skilled nail technician.
Besides applying the tea tree oil to the toenail I didn't see them file or polish the nails. The feet did look smoother though. But I know someone who's been getting pedicures with foot and leg massages for years. Her feet are beautiful. She's taken care of them.
Yes because it’s better
@@thewayoftruth-candyjoylynn7163 Not compared to where I work.
"Ma'am so would you like a Fruit Facial or a Foot Facial?"
"Foot whatt!!!???"
"300$, heres the bill"
Man I wished SG has this! I would totally go for it!
$325-$375 USD ...I have a dremel drill and a sanding wheel for calluses When i leave my feet from a good pumce rub Some people have bad issues
Hard skin near the heals, easy to get rid of, wear socks, apply Vaseline at night before go to sleep.
I can literally get the same results with the foot peel I get off of Amazon for $13 for 2 pairs
I have really arched feet because I used to be blind when I was a baby and my adoptive mother had to always carry me around everywhere she went.
Those battery operated foot file rollers do a great job and cost about a tenner. Do that then moisturise and save some bank.
Any kind of facial on
any body part is always asmr for me like if it's the same for you
The best way to remove calluses and properly scrub your feet is to do it after a super hot shower because itll be steaming and jusy slip off when you scrub it
“Love your feet” my feet started crying 😭
Best foot spa ever
For someone who is Frugal as myself, I think this is a great benefit. It's very tiresome to do my own feet. I keep everybody part pretty maintain but my feet are the hardest
I need this treatment.
How do you take care of your feet ? Like putting lotion on?
I really wanna go there with my mom now, I'm actually intrigued by this
So, some people in NY pay over 300$ for a pedicure, which costs around 100$ in Austria with all this extras...
Thank you so much for this! What impressed me, is how the ultrasound showed how to prevent foot issues that may arise in the future. That Doctor really cares about foot health, and it shows. 💕
How often would they recommend doing this?
$325 is a bit steep but since you get an ultrasound and podiatrist's analysis I'd do it
I definitely need to visit this Dr
I have high arches too and I am extremely callus prone it sucks and I get feet’s cramps alllll the time but while they hurt like hell I love they way they feel in my feel I hate them anywhere else
I can do this for myself with some epsom salt, a callous shaver, a foot file and some urea cream 😛
I agree with the Doctor. I wish I could find a good foot dr. Near
My mom has bad feet and I used to get ingrown toenails. I do this at home plus change my sneakers out every couple of months. I'm super particular about my feet.
i never thought about using a micrderm on my feet-great idea, and using a serum, excellent!ll all of this can be done at home. dr 8 pen, serums-250 max, and willbe able to do whenever u want. also that shaver-the callus comes right back. thatis a tem fix. have had feet shaved many times. comes right back. you have to work and work, and then gradually it wont come back. but then still you have to keep it up. i am excited to try microdermabrasion machine on my feet tho,
I need this. My foot is crusty and super difficult to smoothen.
I want and need this SO BAD
My feet look worse than her before so I guess I need something like this LOL! Can I get a foot facial without the ultrasound?
Am I the only one that thinks the therapist looks exactly like Magda from Jane the Virgin? 😂
Dammit! I cant unsee this now 😩😂😂
Niecey Scott so I’m not the only one!
I love it and I definitely need a food facial and that I too is an aesthetician and we did something similar like this on the face but except we did not use a equipment like that on the face. And that I really wanna know where I can purchase this equipment and that after seeing this video I know it will help my feet a lot.
about the dryness... go buy nivea creme and see the difference in one week
I’m going to this lady ASAP!!
Oh god, I am a foot care nurse and I do that for 80$. Podiatrist are really expensive and we still doing the same job.
I must have Aristocrat blood too! I have extremely high arches and hate most shoes..
You can get you a natural, gentle foot peel mask at Walmart for $2.97 plus tax.