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• Chemical Exposure: Reduce exposure to harmful chemicals found in nail products. Ensure good ventilation
in the salon and use products that are free from harmful ingredients. Technicians should also use gloves to
protect their skin.
• Proper ventilation: Maintain good ventilation in the salon to prevent inhaling fumes from nail products.
Consider using an air purifier or exhaust system to increase ventilation.
• Foot health: Pay attention to the health of customers’ feet during pedicure services. Check for conditions such
as ingrown toenails, calluses or bunions. Provide appropriate treatment or referral if necessary.
6 Educate and Offer Recommendations
Provide information on the various manicure and pedicure options available. Recommend appropriate treatment
based on the client’s nail condition and preferences.Customized Services: Tailor your manicure and pedicure
services based on the client’s individual needs and preferences. Offer various packages including basic
maintenance, spa treatments and special services.

• Nail shape and length: Discuss different nail shapes and lengths based on the client’s preferences and
lifestyle. Guide them in choosing shapes that suit their fingers and are easy to maintain.
• Gel Manicure: Educate clients about the benefits and considerations of gel manicure, such as long-lasting
color and the need for UV/LED curing. Discuss aftercare to maintain the health of natural nails.

• Nail Art Options: Introduce customers to different nail art options. Display examples or nail art portfolios to
inspire creativity. Discuss maintenance associated with complex designs.
• Pedicure add-ons: Provide additional treatments during a pedicure, such as callus removal, exfoliation or a
foot mask. Explain the benefits of these add-ons in promoting soft, smooth feet.
• Seasonal Nail Trends: Keep clients informed about seasonal nail trends and color palettes. Provide
recommendations for trendy nail designs or colors to suit the current season.

• Home Care Tips: Provide clients with tips for at-home nail care between salon visits. Provide product
recommendations for nail and cuticle maintenance that they can use independently.
• Regular Checkups: Encourage clients to schedule regular checkups with a podiatrist or health care
professional for a comprehensive foot health assessment, especially if they have specific concerns.
• Nail Health Resources: Share reliable resources or educational materials related to nail health. This may
include pamphlets, online articles or videos that customers can watch for additional information.
• After-Service Care: Provide after-service care instructions, including advice on avoiding certain activities that
may affect the longevity of the manicure or pedicure.

Remember to communicate with clients in a friendly and approachable manner, making them feel comfortable
asking questions and seeking guidance on their nail care journey.

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