The page lists pre-filled treatment gloves and socks from VOESH and AVRY Beauty. VOESH offers collagen gloves and socks in several versions, including boxed packs and elbow-high gloves, and AVRY Beauty offers shea gloves and socks in scents such as Lavender, Chamomile and Cannabis Sativa. Each listing names its version and pack size.
Open one pair per client, slide the gloves or socks on, and leave them on for the time printed on the pack, then remove them and massage in what remains. Read the directions on the exact product you buy, because wear time and steps differ between the VOESH and AVRY versions. Use each pair once and discard it.
Salons usually offer gloves and socks as an add-on to a manicure or pedicure, or as part of a deluxe service. They are pre-filled and single-use, so there is nothing to heat or mix and no shared tub to clean. Price the add-on by the time it takes at the station and the cost of the pair. Mention the add-on at booking so the client knows what to expect.
Choose by format and scent. VOESH collagen gloves and socks come in boxed sets and elbow-high gloves for a longer treatment, while AVRY Beauty shea gloves and socks come in named scents for clients who like to pick a scent. Many salons keep one of each so they can offer a choice without a large stock.
Keep the packs sealed, flat and away from heat and direct sunlight until use. Rotate older stock to the front so it is used first. If a pack looks damaged or leaking, set it aside rather than using it on a client. Check stock on each listing, because scents and versions sell at different speeds. Keep a few packs at each station so a client can add a mask without waiting.