The page lists La Palm Collagen Spa Pedi A Box cases. Each listing is a case of 60 boxed pedicure kits in one scent, such as Olive, Spearmint, Jasmine or Milk and Honey. A box holds the products for one client, laid out in the order you use them, so the service runs the same way every time and nothing is shared between clients.
Open one box per client and follow the step order printed on the box and on each packet. Most kits move from soak to scrub to mask or massage and finish with lotion. Read the directions for your exact kit before the first service, because the number and order of steps differ between the kit versions sold on this page.
Pick scents by what your clients ask for and by season. Many salons keep one fresh scent, such as Spearmint, and one warm or sweet scent, such as Milk and Honey, so clients can choose at the station. Because each case holds 60 kits of one scent, start with two or three scents and add more once you see which ones move.
Count your pedicures per week and divide by 60 to see how long one case lasts. A salon running a pedicure menu every day often keeps one case open per scent and a second case in reserve. Check the stock on each listing before you order, because scents sell through at different speeds and the page shows each case separately.
Store the cases flat, dry and away from heat and direct sunlight, and keep the boxes sealed until you use them so the packets stay clean. Rotate older cases to the front so they are used first. If a packet looks damaged or leaking, set that box aside rather than using it on a client.