SWeet feet by SW

10/04/2022

Summer is on its way, flip flops and sandals will be out, no one wants to see extra long nails so don’t delay make an appointment today.

18/01/2022

SWeet feet by SW LTD
Are your feet in need of attention?
Juicy bulbous ingrown toe nail?
Thick curly rams horn nail in need of filing down?
Give me a call, message or email me.

08/12/2021

04/12/2021

Not sure the kids would be too happy with this one 🤦🏽‍♀️😂

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02/12/2021

I get asked A LOT, “how much does your kit cost?” The short answer is, ‘a fortune.’
But…. this basic kit here (just these 7 items) which is what I use on every patient can be anything between £40-£100, depending on the nippers. Each patient has a fresh, sterilised kit.
What this means is, if you have 5 patients back to back, you need 5 lots of kit! This doesn’t take into account your pre and post op sprays, the sterilising pouches, the scalpels, sanding caps, plantar file grits, creams, dressings, any extra instruments like specialist ingrown nippers, products for treatments, insurance etc etc…
You’re not always paying for the amount of time someone is working for you, you’re paying for the knowledge, experience, dedication, the tools and so on.
I once read something along the lines of…
‘It’s not about just coming along and banging the pipe and the machine working again, it’s about the years it’s taken to know where to bang the pipe in the right place to get it working’. 😊

01/12/2021

December
You’re the last so be the best ❤️

23/11/2021

Warm, sweaty feet make a perfect home for bacteria, which feed on our dead skin cells and produce gases and acids that emit those arresting foot odors. They're apparently also good at cultivating cheese. An exhibition in Dublin in 2013 displayed a variety of cheeses made with bacteria samples obtained from real people’s feet, armpits, and belly buttons. Delicious. (No one actually ate any of the cheeses)

23/11/2021

The foot is one of the most overworked, under-appreciated parts of the human body. Think about it: In a single day, the average person takes 8000 to 10,000 steps. That works out to be four trips around the world over a lifetime, putting a lot of wear and tear on your intricate foot bones. The foot may be humble, but its design is essential to how we walk upright, and hoofing it on two feet is a defining feature of humanity.