Selecting a Pedicure Chair: form and function for the ultimate
luxury accessory
One of the most enjoyable parts of getting a pedicure is the pedicure
chair. From basic to extravagant, the pedicure's chair can make
or break a pedicure experience.
Here are some of the features you may want to look for if you're
considering purchasing a pedicure chair:
- Foot bath – While most pedicure chairs have this feature,
some have more involved features than others.
- Jacuzzi jets – Then number and adjustability of the jets
will determine the complexity and depth of the foot massage your
pedicure chair provides.
- Special footrests can help make your pedicure chair more luxurious
as well as help make patrons' feet easier to reach.
- Foot sprayers – Often designed to work with just one hand,
a pedicure chair's foot sprayer lets you rinse feet once
they've been bathed
- Outer draining devices – Drain your pedicure chair's
tub without getting your hand wet.
- Chair padding – Basic pedicure chairs may have a simple
seat of soft vinyl or cotton. More sophisticated pedicure chairs
will incorporate some of these features:
- Reclining – A pedicure chair that reclines can provide
greater comfort for the patron.
- Heat – This feature lets patrons enjoy a more relaxing
experience in the pedicure chair.
- Massage – From basic vibrating massage seats to neckrolls
and shiatsu, your pedicure chair can be customized to whatever
level of luxury you require.
- Hygiene features – One of the most important aspects of
your pedicure chair is hygiene. Many pedicure chairs come with
completely removable parts for easy cleaning.
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