Sorry, there are no products in this collection.
Sorry, there are no products in this collection.
They are dry bath soaps shaped like flower petals, made for the pedicure tub. You sprinkle a handful of petals into the spa water, where they float on the surface, and then turn on the jets so the petals dissolve. The dissolved soap cleans and softens the feet before the pedicure starts, and the floating petals add a decorative touch to the service that clients notice as soon as they sit down.
Fill the pedicure tub with warm water, sprinkle a handful of soap petals onto the surface, let the client see the floating petals, then switch on the jets to dissolve them. Soak the feet as usual before moving on to scrubbing and nail work. Use a fresh handful for every client, and drain and clean the tub between services as your state board requires.
The Volcano Spa soap flower listings were sold in 1-gallon containers in a range of scents, such as French Rose, Lavender and Green Tea and Aloe. A 1-gallon container is a salon refill size, so it suits pedicure stations that use petals on many services rather than a single home pedicure. Keep the lid closed so the petals stay dry until use.
The listings on this page are not currently offered for sale, so check back here or ask our team about current availability. For pedicure soaks you can order today, DTK's pedicure supplies page lists mineral salts, sugar scrubs, single-use pedicure kits and other spa products in one place.
A complete spa pedicure usually moves through a soak, an exfoliating scrub, a mask or treatment, and a massage lotion or cream before the polish. Many salons stock single-use pedicure kits that package these steps together, plus refill sizes of salts and scrubs for the soak and exfoliation steps, so each station can run the same service every time.