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| Pedicure procedures include trimming, shaping, and polishing toenails; exfoliating skin; and | foot massage services |
| To ensure healthy, happy feet, professional pedicure services should be performed | monthly |
| A pedicure tool used to exfoliate dry skin or smooth calluses is a | paddle |
| A pedicuring service should include a comfortable chair for the client, a footrest for the client, and a(n) | ergonomic chair for the nail professional |
| To be effective in a pedicure bath, liquid soaps should contain a(n) | mild detergent |
| Lotions, oils, and creams are used to condition and moisturize feet and for | performing a foot massage |
| A metal file that is designed to be used in a specific fashion is a | rasp |
| The tool used to exfoliate dry skin or smooth calluses during a pedicure service is a | foot file |
| When working on the foot, if should be grasped between the thumb and fingers at the | mid-tarsal area |
| The actual pedicure procedure has five basic steps: the soak, nail care, skin care, | massage, and polish |
| When performing a pedicure, apply a firm grip on the client's foot to | calm the client |
| When clipping the toenails, extra care should be exercised to avoid breaking the | hyponychium |
| To properly disinfect a foot spa after each pedicure service, the nail technician is required to perform the following steps | drain and remove water and contaminants, clean surface, disinfect with approved disinfectant, rinse, and dry. |
| The procedure for cleaning a foot spa at the end of the day is remove and clean screen of trapped debris, wash screen and inlet and totally immerse in approved disinfectant, then | flush system with low-sudsing soap and water for 10 minutes, rinse, drain, and dry. |
| The weekly maintenance procedure for foot spas requires the disinfectant solution to remain in the foot spa at least | 6 to 10 hours |
