Jessica Selsky CMP at Paramount

This was by far the best nail transformation I have done! Thank you for trusting me in fixing your nail for you! This woman had previously damaged nails made worse by a bad pedicure.

Just did the best Halloween nails!

Christmas nails!

Moisture damage is very common in the summer months. It can lead to Pitted Keratolysis, which is a bacterial infection that affects the skin on your feet if not cared for properly. It can cause an odor and itchiness and can be caused by having wet or sweaty feet in your shoes all day.
Paramount’s Certified Master Pedicurist, Jessica Selsky has put together some tips to help prevent moisture damaged on your feet this summer.
👣Regular pedicures will help maintain the condition of your feet.
👣Use a foot cream at least once a day. If you don’t like cream, the Gehwol Express Foam is a great option as it absorbs very quickly.
👣Use a foot powder to prevent moisture damage, I recommend the Gehwol Foot Powder.
👣Wear socks and shoes, especially when in the garden or working outdoors.
👣Change your socks throughout the day and use a foot powder to absorb moisture.

Gehwol Med Express Foam
👣For daily use on normal to dry feet.
👣Provides instant moisture
👣Foam is a smaller molecule that allows it to absorb quickly into the skin and leave no greasy residue.
👣4 times more hydrating than a typical lotion
👣Unscented
👣Suitable for diabetics
👣No parabens, emulsifies or silicone oils
👣Helps reduce the pressure point that could trigger callus formation

Gehwol Foot Powder
👣Apply powder to feet, socks, shoes to keep feet dry, silky and odourless
👣Prevents foot fungus, and moisture damage
👣Clean fresh scent
👣Disinfecting, active ingredients
👣Suitable for diabetics
👣Do not use on injured skin

- Jessica Selsky, Certified Mast Pedicurist and Esthetician at Paramount DaySpa Salon Boutique

Update on a nail fix, it’s been five weeks since she first came in and the nanofex nail is looking amazing!

Did it again! Look at that beautiful toe!

A woman came to me today telling me about how sore her feet were, how they cracked and hurt to walk. She also mentioned that she was diabetic, this means that she needs to look after her feet or things could get much worse. Look at the amazing transformation we did with her feet today!

Okay, it's time to get this page back up and running. As most of you know, I completed another course in October 2022 to become a certified master pedicurest. I would love to show everyone all the wonderful things I can now do.
A few weeks ago, someone came to me for a pedicure. Her problem was that she damaged her nail, and it kept breaking and snaging. I let her know that I can fix it if she would like and she was so happy.
Here is a before and after of what we did.