Pedicures Crossword

A dark, fine-grained volcanic rock used in hot stone massage.
Products designed to soften and smooth thickened tissue (callused).
A small, scoop-shaped implement use for more efficient removal of debris from the nail folds, eponychium, and hyponychium areas.
Water-based lotions that contain a mild, gritty-like abrasive and moisturizers to help in removing dry, flaky skin and reduce calluses.
Also known as pedicure paddles; large, abrasive files used to reduce and smooth thicker foot calluses.
Products containing gentle soaks, moisturizers, and other additives that are used in a pedicure bath to cleanse, deodorize, and soften the skin.
Also known as a masque; is a concentrated treatment product often composed of mineral clays, moisturizing agents, skin softeners, aromatherapy oils, botanical extracts, and other beneficial ingredients to cleanse, exfoliate, tighten, tone, hydrate, and nourish the skin.
A metal implement with a grooved edge that is used for filing and smoothing the edges of the nail plate.
A cosmetic service performed on the feet by a licensed cosmetologist or nail tech; can include exfoliating the skin and callus reduction, as well as trimming, shaping, and polishing toenails, also includes a foot massage.
An inorganic compound that degrades the protein in the callus cells.
A unique method of applying pressure with thumb and index fingers to the hands and feet; it has demonstrated health benefits.
An organic acid that derives originally from the bark of willow trees.
Foam rubber or cotton disposable materials used to keep toes apart while polishing the nails. A new set must be used on each client.
Professional implements that are larger than fingernail clippers and have a curved or straight jaw specifically designed for cutting toenails.
Similar in design to fingernail nippers, but are larger, much stronger, and used to trim the toenail as opposed to trimming the excess cuticle.
An organic compound that has a super-hydrating effect on skin cells.