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Before you go barefoot, check for these healthy-pampering-place clues |
 Manicures and Pedicures are a great way to relax and pamper yourself – but it can actually be dangerous if your salon is unsanitary. This guide will help you know what to look for and what to run screaming from. |
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i think soaking in unchanged/uncirculated water is damn ew. im planning to go for a pro manicure once to learn how to buff my nails, and trim my cuticles
Prettybeautiful:
Oh I know, right? Also, I often wonder how often do salons change their paraffin wax. I mean, I know it’s at really high temperatures and all, but bacteria could still be breeding in that pool. Euw.
You mean you’ll become a professional manicurist? That’s great!