Raphael

01/09/2025

What an amazing day. Thank you to everyone that made today a success in the clinic and for being patient with our unruly phone line! Glad our telecoms girl got on the case quickly 😉

04/08/2025

Do you have thickened unsightly toe nails that you would like to have the thickness reduced or just cut short?
Jolene requires some models for this. Please message to book an appointment.

26/07/2025

From September the clinic will be moving next door into The Treatment and Therapy Rooms where we have full wheelchair access and wide doors. There will also be no more standing outside in all weathers waiting for your appointment. We have a seated waiting area just for you.

26/07/2025

Jolene is busy with her training for taking over the foot health care practice soon. The day is fast approaching. Thank you to everyone for your support.

25/06/2025

Jolene requires a couple of models to practice some skills.
If you have corns or calluses and are happy to assist with Jolene’s training the treatment is only going to be £15 per client for a 30 minute appointment. Message here or text to make an appointment
07774400903

27/05/2025

Jolene is now making the transition into foot health care, a little sooner than originally planned. Being a beauty therapist there is a lot she already covers in this field but will be upgrading her skills and retraining, alongside her regular treatments.
However, some treatments are coming off the menu to streamline the diary.
More to follow…..

29/01/2025

Small treatment room and small retail space available. Message me for details

14/11/2024

Jolene is now a qualified nose piercer as well as ears!

Another one for the wall!
Nose piercing!
I’ve been piercing ears for nearly 10 years so this was a great next step. Wish i had done it sooner though.

06/11/2024

Pt 4

POLISH ON, POLISH OFF

Your toes may look pretty, but underneath the layers of polish are trapped bacteria which can’t be washed away. Leaving your polish on too long can give that bacteria time to grow and cause issues.

To keep your feet healthy and pretty, make sure your feet and toenails are clean before applying polish and remove polishes regularly so that your nails can be properly cleaned.

If you can brave it, going polish-free will allow your nails to restore their natural moisture and also give them a chance to recover and grow out any discolouration from yellowing agents which can be found in some polishes.

05/11/2024

Pt 3
WINTER PRO TIP: FOOTWEAR IS EVERYTHING
As a foot health practitioner, I sometimes feel like a bit of a broken record when talking about choosing the right footwear. But, there really is no more important time of year for suitable shoes than the winter.

Your shoes really take a battering in the winter and warm, waterproof shoes and good quality wool socks are essential for keeping your feet healthy.

That said, with the warmth of your shoes and socks in winter it can be tempting to keep your shoes on for longer than you typically would. Make sure you loosen or remove shoes and socks regularly so that your feet get a chance to breathe to help reduce the likelihood of bacterial or fungal growth in the warm, moist conditions inside your socks!

Damp shoes are also one of the biggest causes of bacterial and fungal infections during the winter months and we recommend rotating through your shoe collection (if you can) to give each pair plenty of time to dry out. If you can’t do that, then put your shoes next to a warm radiator overnight to help dry them out and prevent the growth of unwanted nasties!

04/11/2024

Pt 2

USE MOISTURISING FOOT CREAMS REGULARLY
Whilst we’re on the subject of a good foot rub, make sure you are regularly applying hydrating foot cream throughout the winter. The cold weather can dry out your skin and artificial heaters have a generally dehydrating effect on your body.

A good quality, moisturising foot cream can help restore moisture to your feet and help you avoid painful conditions such as cracked heels or calluses.

03/11/2024

WINTER FOOT CARE IS IMPORTANT
Of course, your feet need year-round attention to keep them healthy, but winter is a particularly harsh time of the year for your feet. With the cold, wet weather comes challenges for your feet, with your skin being prone to drying during colder months and the occasional time when puddles and rain get through your shoes (grr!)

FEELING CHILLY? HOW TO WARM UP YOUR FEET
If you’re feeling the freeze in your feet, one of the quickest ways to get them warm again is to apply a moisturising foot cream in circular motions, working your way up the foot from the heel. This will help you stimulate the circulation in your feet, as well as bringing the added benefit of moisturising them too. (Pro tip: convince your partner to do the foot massage for you!)