Pairs: New, Unusual Form Of Pedicure Treatment
Friday, April 9, 2010 at 6:25 pm
A beauty salon in Paris has discovered a rather unusual form of pedicure, during the treatment hundreds of small fish nibble pedicure dead skin flakes from the feet of the customer. In Asia and Turkey, this form of pedicure is already being employed.
Clients soak their feet in a pool of warm water filled with hundreds of fish that nibble away dead skin of the feet.
After the treatment by the toothless fish, feet becomes silky smooth. There are many advantages to the all-natural treatment compared to conventional pedicure.
The fish treat all areas of the feet, including between the toes and under the soles. Also, scrubbing with a file leads to more dead skin growing back faster. With the fish treatment, it takes much longer for dead skin to grow back.
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