Our feet take a beating. They take us where we need to go and are even still at work while we sit or stand. As we know, taking good care of them is essential. Aside from making sure we schedule our monthly pedicure, reflexology can be used as an additional way to having happy feet. Read more
Many of us wonder where we get some of our personal traits. Do I write like my dad? Do I have my mother’s laugh? Some traits we like while others we may not. Like it or not, it’s the combination of these characteristics that make us who we are. The same can be said for physical traits such as our eyes, chin or nose. But did you know that the length of our fingers and the shape of our nail bed speak volumes about our personality? Read more
SPRING HAS SPRUNG!!! Off come the gloves and boots and it’s time to show off our fingers and toes. There are so many nail polish colours to choose from. Here at A Perfect Pinky we have a rainbow of colours to choose from. Did you know your nail polish colour can say a lot about your personality? Below are some ideas about colour choice and what they say about you!
Sometimes we consider what season it is; where we are going and what we are wearing but colour also unconsciously affects our minds; it’s an innate reaction. Just one glance can give visual stimulation and affect our mood. Whether it is pink, red or blue, each colour can trigger an emotional reaction. For example the colour red will increase your heart rate because it’s very stimulating. Read more
Going on a beach vacation? It’s always a good choice to get our services done before we go south so that we can hit the beach ready to go. Below are 3 things you may want to consider if having any aesthetic services done in another country as well as these 5 helpful tips to make your beach holiday an enjoyable one.
1. Pedicures
Pedicures are a must before slipping your feet into those fabulous sandals but make sure when you are receiving your pedicure before leaving on vacation, that you tell the aesthetician where you are going and what you will be doing. Sand is a natural exfoliate so the aesthetician should take caution when removing dead skin on the bottom of your feet. If too much skin is removed and you will be walking in the sand, it may make your feet very sensitive and dry. A little bit of callous should be left on the bottom of your feet to allow for that natural exfoliation to take place. The sand, sun and the salt water will really dry out the skin on your feet so make sure to moisturize daily and avoid dry discomfort. Read more