FeetMatters MediNail Spa

Introducing.....
AVANT-GARDE
This dark, olive green is your own wearable work of art. It’s radical, edgy and norm-defying. A colour that is versatile with every single outfit and an autumn favourite.
My favorite from this collection...❤️
Wear it matter for a Fashionable Fall Feel

Say hello to FashHUN 🤎 This shade is a brilliant and playful mix of warm brown with undertones of red. A shade you’re going to need to flaunt for fall.

Hard Gel Overlay

Education is 🗝 at FeetMatters MediNail Spa
Find a nail professional that care about your health and safety more than you leaving a tip!

How to Avoid Contact Dermatitis

How can you avoid contact dermatitis in a nail service as a client?
As a client you want to avoid contact dermatitis so that you can continue to get nail services. Once a reaction occurs, chances are good it will continue to occur on contact with products containing similar ingredients. The key is prevention.
Nail coatings belong on your fingers, not your skin. When you get your nails done by a professional, expect that the brushes with product on them should rarely be coming into contact with your skin; this includes polish and gel-polish. Everyone is human, and they will accidentally touch your skin on occasion; the time to be concerned is when the brush is constantly on your skin — every finger, every time. This is an indication of a need for education and practice. If your nail professional does not talk about going to classes, you might consider finding someone with a more advanced skill level.
Product is intended to be applied neatly, so be wary of someone that slops on too much product quickly in a mess, then uses a brush with more product to clean up your skin instead of applying the product with precision in the first place. The service can be done just as quickly by a skilled professional without the need for all the extra clean up, and the appearance of speed shouldn’t be what you base your service choice on, especially if it could lead to a lifetime of skin issues.
If you are wearing an enhancement of some sort, again it should be applied neatly with the brushes avoiding your skin. There should not be liquid running onto your skin, brushed onto your skin, or product against your skin. Overexposure is what leads to contact dermatitis. An accidental contact now and then is normal, but constant contact is unnecessary. Look for someone that has had enough education or is in the process of taking classes to be in control of their product.

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Cuticle oil nourishes your skin, prevents hang nails and prolongs your manicure.
PRO TIP……
Apply some to your toes also!
It’s all skin🙂

For the love of shorties!
*increased hygiene
*reduced risk of breakage
*low maintenance
*dexterity for daily tasks and active lifestyles